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Consult a health professional before taking this product if you are pregnant, nursing a baby or taking any prescription medications. This product should not be taken with any alcoholic beverages. Excessive consumption may impair one's ability to drive or operate heavy equipment. Not recommended for persons under the age of 18.

: The American Botanical Council "advises against taking kava daily for more than four weeks. And those who have liver problems, take drugs that affect the liver or drink alcohol regularly should not use it at all."

Maggie Greenwood-Robinson, Ph.D. in her book "Kava: The ultimate guide to nature's anti-stress herb" states that:

"Observe how you feel after taking kava, watching for any unusual reactions. If you have an adverse reaction, discontinue the supplement. Fortunately, though, side effects from moderate, short-term kava use are virtually nonexistent." (pg. 172).

"Kava should not be taken if you're currently taking a sedative, antianxiety drug, tranquilizer, or antidepressant. Nor should it be used in conjunction with antihistamines. Kava could counteract or interfere with the action of other drugs. To be on the safe side, it is probably not a good idea for you to use kava while under medication. Be sure to confirm this with your physician, however." (Appendix A, pg. 192).

24-Apr-2008