THC and KAVA are both consumed by people recreationally and ceremonially. These rituals can be communal or solo but they have something in common: you use them because they make the time go from uneventful to snazzy occasion of relaxation and happiness. THC makes me more emotional, fearless, alchemical and vibrant. Kava makes me feel free, at peace, calm, rooted and transcendent. It’s a subtle difference, but Kava consumed in large amounts feels pharmaceutical but that’s also thanks to lifestyle. How you live effects your kava and thc use, and we find intentional consumption or pounding back a few should be embraced with no judgment, and truly only you know your relaxation desires and self care needs. Kava does in rare instances impact your liver and kava consumption can be habit forming in people with soft addictions. Reach out for help if your Kava use becomes overly repetitive, there are no other known side affects besides the common sensation of your mouth being numb to varying degrees based on how you consume it, with alcohol tincture being the most numbing.
