Kava is a root indigenous to the South Pacific Islands. It is used ceremoniously, socially and communally. the root is dried and ground, then massaged in water. this massaging process releases kavalactones, and when ingested, they bind to the GABA receptors in your brain promoting a relaxing, slightly euphoric sensation. As a relaxant of the central nervous system, kava is very good at stress and anxiety relief. Most people report being more socially outgoing and being able to focus on anxiety inducing tasks. you can drink as little or as much as you like. It's not uncommon for an individual to drink 4 shells a night, or more. treat it as you would any drink at a social gathering or a night out. Kava is a natural aneasthetic so you will feel a slight tingling in your mouth, don't worry, it's all part of the experience. It's best to drink Kava in larger gulps rather than sip because you want to overload the body with kavalactones to feel the full potential of this Sacred root.

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Kratom is a plant indigenous to South East Asia. Kratom is not an opioid but it contains plant alkaloids that attach to a group of opiate receptors, creating a relaxation of the body & mind. There are three different strains denoted by their color(white, red & green). White is stimulating and provides focus as well as calmness, a great caffeine alternative. Green provides a feeling of euphoria and a good sense of well-being. Red is sedating and great for when you really want to chill. In small amounts kratom can be a stimulant but in larger amounts kratom acts as a sedative.

Blue Lotus is a flower used by ancient egyptians to induce lucid dreaming. In addition to that, blue lotus gives you a mild calmness of the mind that helps with sleep, relaxation and meditation.

Kanna is a shrub from S. Africa. the effect is that of a mild sense of well being. It is traditionally used for stress and depression relief. it works as a natural SSRI. if you are on SSRI medications we suggest passing on the kanna.