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Mushroom Kava Honey (4oz)

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Experience the soothing embrace of nature with our Mushroom Kava Honey, a harmonious blend of premium ingredients crafted to elevate your well-being.

Our Mushroom Kava Honey draws inspiration from the rich cultural traditions surrounding Kava and Amanita muscaria. Kava has been cultivated and revered in the Pacific islands for centuries. Similarly, Amanita muscaria, also known as fly agaric mushroom, holds cultural significance in various indigenous cultures, often associated with spiritual rituals.

Mushroom Kava Honey Benefits and Uses

We start with a robust buckwheat honey and swirl in a generous portion of what we believe is the safest, highest-quality Kava extract available anywhere. Carefully prepared from Noble Vanuatu Kava root, by a unique method tested rigorously to ensure the result is pure and free from all of the liver-
stressing trace contaminants that nearly all lesser Kava extracts leave in – yet our extract preserves and makes bioavailable all the heaps of Kavalactone goodness borne by the source root.

We then blend in Amanita muscaria extract, Ginger, Turmeric, Cinnamon, and allied nutrients to make our Kava Honey as delicious, delightful, and as effective as you would expect from LiftMode. HPLC-verified, formulated in dynamic balance – our Mushroom Kava Honey can brighten your day or elevate your evening.

  • Stress Easing and Calming
  • Mood Enhancing
  • Neuroprotective

Our exclusive and Innovative formulation fits into your lifestyle.

  • Easier to use than many forms of Kava.
  • Key Ingredients are Natural and Traditionally Used

Scientific Consensus

In the US, supplementing with Kava Kava is considered relatively safe when taken at the recommended serving size for defined periods of time. However, there are some considerations for liver safety and skin health with regard to the long-term continuous use of Kava-containing supplements in larger serving sizes.

For more discussion on flavokawains, potential adverse effects, and the body of research surrounding the effects of kava, please read our ‘Disclaimer & Other Info’ section on this page.

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The statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA. The products on this page are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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As a dietary supplement, take 1 teaspoon (1 serving), up to 3 times per day, in a beverage of choice or with food. Please start with the lowest suggested serving size to assess response. Some natural separation may occur; please stir before use.

Supplement Facts

Serving size: 1tsp (5ml)
Servings per container:
Amount per serving: % DV

Kava Extract (Piper methysticum)

833mg
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Palmitoylethanolamide

400mg
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Fly Agaric Extract (Amanita muscaria)

60mg
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Pure USA Buckwheat Honey; Vegetable Glycerin, Organic Coconut-Oil-Derived MCTs, Baicalein, Magnolia Bark Extract, L-Theanine, Oleamide, Curcumin (Turmeric Extract), Sunflower Lecithin, Stevia Extract, Natural Flavors (including Ginger Extract, Cinnamon Extract, Sorbitan Monostearate, Quillaia Extract)
LiftMode Offers a range of Kava Honey in a variety of sizes and configurations.
Do not consume, and instead consult a doctor before use if you are under the age of 18, pregnant or breastfeeding, taking prescription or OTC/nonprescription drugs, or have any medical conditions. Contains Sunflower Lecithin - do not consume in case of nut allergy. Avoid consuming together with alcohol or other sedatives. Do not exceed 3 (three) teaspoons per day, and consult doctor first if planning to consume multiple servings per day for more than a few days continuously. Use caution when driving or operating heavy machinery after using this product.
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Scientifically Tailored Ingredients

Our highest potency Kava Extract is a CO2 supercritical extracted Kavalactone concentrate – a golden semisolid waxy paste.

Special cultivars of the Kava plant have been propagated for ceremonial and social purposes across Polynesia over centuries dating back to prehistory, when the plant was first spread widely by the seafaring Lapita people to numerous far-flung islands of the Pacific Ocean. The root of the Kava plant continues to be used traditionally in Pacific Ocean cultures of Polynesia, including Hawaii, Vanuatu, Melanesia, and some parts of Micronesia – where the root of the plant is macerated to yield a milky water-based emulsion of its active ingredients (the kavalactones) and consumed as a ceremonial drink, imbuing its users with a combination of prosocial, sedative, analgesic, and energizing / euphoric inebriating properties.

In modern times, Kava is now also consumed internationally beyond its original Pacific Ocean cultural use, both in its traditional beverage form, and as a dietary supplement for its mood-uplifting yet relaxing and stress-easing properties.

There are six major kavalactones occurring in the roots of the Kava plant, along with many minor kavalactones. The primary kavalactones comprise Kavain, Methysticin, and their dihydro counterparts (DHK and DHM), and Yangonin and its desmethoxy counterpart (DMY).

A noble variety Kava plant typically takes 3-5 years to reach maturity, at which point the whole Kava plant is often harvested and the desirable root segments are selected for sun drying. Aerial parts or improperly dried roots have lower concentrations of kavalactones and may also contain hepatotoxic compounds – thus careful harvesting and drying of the plant and selection of only the desirable root parts is required to produce a safe, high-quality Kava extract.

Our LiftMode Kava Extract (Piper methysticum root supercritical CO2 extract) is a yellow waxy paste-like kavalactone concentrate derived from the roots of the Kava plant. Liftmode’s Kava Extract is standardized to 60% Kavalactones, has been verified to be produced from roots only and has been tested for noble profile based on kavalactone chemotype of 425613, DHKavain=2, Kavain = 4, DHMethystin=5, Methysticin=6, DMYangonin=1, Yangonin=3.

Please be aware that this Kavalactone concentrate is not equivalent to a traditional water-based brew made from Kava root, as it is highly purified and leaves out plant cells, starches, and other components that help the kavalactones remain suspended in a fresh root-derived brew. The paste is essentially insoluble in water and not well absorbed as is – therefore, directly eating the extract, or taking it in capsules, for most people may NOT be the most effective means of consumption. Without thorough mixing and emulsification of the Kavalactone concentrate, this extract may not produce desired effects in reasonable quantities. There are, however, a few recommended routes/methods for use:

1. To obtain desired effects directly from the waxy concentrate in pure form, a consumption approach involving the application of the waxy resin/paste to a heated surface may be effective.
2. For most people, the easiest option will be to blend the concentrate in a blender or smoothie machine, with some fruit / some juice, and (ideally) a bit of yogurt or an oil of your choice like avocado or coconut oil. An alternate effective approach is dissolving our Kava concentrate into coconut cream, then mixing or emulsifying it into warm water or a smoothie with liquid lecithin using a blender to get a thorough emulsion.
3. If you prefer a more traditional use, we can recommend using a hand blender / strainer to blend the concentrate into hot water. The addition of a small amount of oil or MCT can help this process.

Traditionally (for Western Kava drinkers), Kava is brewed by kneading shredded or powdered dried root in warm water, using a cloth or nylon fine mesh straining bag. Though kavalactones themselves are not water soluble, the brewing and straining process creates a milky dispersion which aids absorption by increasing surface area. This emulsification process is not as easy to accomplish with concentrated Kava Extract due to its waxy properties, there are a number of ways to increase the absorption of high-concentration Kavalactone extract at home. These include mixing the extract with sunflower lecithin, blending into a smoothie that includes a source of fats such as milk, creamer, or coconut oil; or making an ethanolic tincture and dispersing it into water.

It should be noted that mixing Kava with alcohol can cause significantly more hepatotoxicity and unwanted side effects than either on their own and should be avoided. Anecdotal evidence suggests that consuming liver-supporting supplements such as Milk Thistle Extract, TUDCA, or NAC (prior to Kava consumption) may help reduce the liver-stressing effects of heavy Kava use.

Do not drive or operate heavy machinery if intoxicated on Kava.

* Mood Booster
* Stress Reduction
* Cognitive Support

Found naturally in foods such as egg yolks, PEA is an endogenous fatty-acid amide with demonstrated benefits in easing everyday aches and pains. It works by binding to peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors in the cell nucleus, where it exerts numerous physiological effects:

– Helps Reduce Everyday Aches and Pains
– Well Tolerated, Endocannabinoid-like Molecule
– May help to ease joint discomfort
– Neuroprotective

Amanita muscaria, often referred to as fly agaric, is a mushroom native to wet regions of the northern hemisphere, and is identified by its large, red cap with white detail. Its earliest recorded use in history can be traced back to around 10,000 years ago in ancient Sanskrit texts.
The active compound in amanita muscaria, muscimol, binds to GABA receptors to improve mood and promote sleep and relaxation. While further studies are needed to confirm additional benefits, evidence suggests that is consumed in large quantities, muscimol may be toxic.

– Promotes sleep
– Improves mood
– Induces relaxation

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Kondeva-Burdina, M., Voynova, M., Shkondrov, A., Aluani, D., Tzankova, V., & Krasteva, I. (2019). Effects of Amanita muscaria extract on different in vitro neurotoxicity models at sub-cellular and cellular levels. Food and chemical toxicology : an international journal published for the British Industrial Biological Research Association, 132, 110687. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fct.2019.110687

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Ramawad, H. A., Paridari, P., Jabermoradi, S., Gharin, P., Toloui, A., Safari, S., & Yousefifard, M. (2023). Muscimol as a treatment for nerve injury-related neuropathic pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis of preclinical studies. The Korean journal of pain, 36(4), 425–440. https://doi.org/10.3344/kjp.23161

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