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Kava – More than just a Tonic for the People

Kava – More than just a Tonic for the People
Brent Narbey
By
Brent Narbey
Post date
8 July 2009

Cultivated and consumed by humans for well over 3000 years, Kava is still used today by a wide range of Pacific societies for medicinal, spiritual, and recreational purposes. The feelings of camaraderie that Kava drinking evokes have made it a symbol for peace and friendship in many island nations of the Pacific.

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Brent Narbey
By
Brent Narbey
Post date

8 July 2009


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