Comment · Thu, February 25, 2016 · Ceretropic & Nootropics Depot

I run a Kava company. Would you consider Kava a Nootropic?

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PacificIslandKava · 4 points

Looking to possibly combine Kava with some kind of nootropics to enhance my focus during the day. Usually I just mix Kava with a few cups of coffee and that seems to do the trick. WOndering if there are any better additives? If you don't know what Kava is, you can checkout my site here: www.getkavafied.com

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anubis23 · 1 points

I should have clarified "in higher amounts in above ground stems/aerial roots." Although I have seen that claim before that "only leaves have the toxins" etc.

u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic & Nootropics Depot

Yeah, we certainly need more data, and I do not think the risk is as high as some claim. However, the risks should still be stated and understood; especially with how often Acetominophen is used. If there is a serious liver interaction between the two, users should know to avoid the combo, or other liver-taxing compounds.

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Comment · Thu, February 25, 2016 · 7 pts
Wait, where do you see it has been officially debunked? I am not seeing any evidence that the possible hepatotoxicity has been proven wrong. In fact, I am seeing much evidence from recent studies not only proving it to b

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