

Kava Kava Extract 250 mg
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Overview
This supplement combines Kava extract and Eleuthero, both of which have demonstrated anxiolytic and adaptogenic properties though most supporting studies are on the individual compounds, not on this combination. The Kava extract is dosed within clinically studied ranges. However, this supplement is not intended for long-term use, and effectiveness may vary significantly between individuals.
The Good
May help to reduce anxiety
May promote relaxation
Eleuthero may provide added support for stress and fatigue.
The Bad
Potential for liver toxicity
May cause drowsiness
Not for long-term use (4 weeks max)
Is it for you?
Best For: Individuals seeking relaxation, stress reduction, or sleep support
Skip If: You have liver disease, are pregnant or nursing, or are taking medications that affect the liver or central nervous system.
Ingredients Analysis
Kava Kava Extract
250 mgOrganic Eleuthero
100 mgHow to Use
Typically, take 1 capsule with water before bedtime. Do not exceed recommended dosage.
Daily
Evening
Before bed
Who Should Use This
Best For:
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