The Root of Vanuatu's Happiness (2008)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2016
- Kava Culture (2008): Half the population of Vanuatu drink Kava root, which is fondly dubbed as the root of happiness. But deaths throughout Europe linked with this traditional South Pacific drink led to a ban.
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Kava is an intoxicating drink and is also used in traditional medicine. Yet fears over links to liver problems and death have led to bans in numerous countries. Dr. Lebot, a Kava expert, claims Kava is not addictive; I cannot understand how it could be toxic , insisting problems lie in the kava-based pill production. A local man explains Since we have Kava we have less problems. Before that drinking alcohol was a problem.
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No matter when you learn about kava, rejoice. You've now found an amazing alternative to alcohol use. Give kava a try and you will see why kava has the power to better your life!
Great video =) hope the world could see that many of ours plants are the unique salvation to this planet, once we have counsciouness about the planet as being a alive organism every thing is related and everything is a family, plants helps humans to be in contact with nature and preserve it, once we are far from the nature we are far from what we were and humanity is going to a total loss of ancestry
Exactly. I've found that kava, psilocybin mushrooms, Kratom and morning glory seeds all connect you to nature in different ways. Go outside on literally any of those and people will see what I mean...
I had kava when I was over there on mystery island. I didn't trust myself to go swimming after it tho. Was a very relaxing experience. Would recommend trying it. Doesn't taste the best but u don't drink it for the taste.
If it taste bad you know it's good
Wow this documentary is great !!!
Love this❤️❤️❤️. Power of nature. Wisdom. Well-being. That is true richness🙏🙏🙏
Yessir I’m on the Vanautu right now
It’s pretty good but also I’ve only been taking kava less than a month so I just make 3 tablespoons but it seems to work decently, just not very strong it’s kinda like a strong buzz
I've been there. I've made the brew. I've drank many skulls with and puked with local "Nivans" (some pictured). The #1 lesson from all that comes with KAVA is *Humility*. Bonding occurs while you journey together through this abrasive sip! Laugh at/with each other's faces! 😆 Just try not to spit! 🤣
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Below that nakamal, I live a hundred meters below that nakamal. I built my tree house in this nambaga, Bunyan tree.
no way in hell i would drink that after people chewed and spat it out
Why not?
But you'll drink water from the sink and eat fast food if you only knew all the shit you consume everyday that's worse than what someone else puts in their mouth and spit out ;)
@@spiritualgeneration1116 I beg to differ
@@apex9841 cause its buscusting
@@TheKdizzle1971 it is nasty I wouldn't drink that shit either 😂 I'm just a smart ass sometimes sorry :)
Tongans don't use that root to make kava.
What do they use
Kava is that root from a pepper plant you dunce
Brave reporter! I would be afraid of being eaten alive there. 😭
🤣🤣🤣 no one is a cannibal there hasn't been one since the British first landed there
😅😅😅😅😅. Me 2.
@@user-uc4vg4rg9e still happened there in 1969 after The British landed.
@@sarahjessica1491 really? What island did that? This is new to me
@@sarahjessica1491 u sure it wasn't PNG? They were the last cannibals in the Pacific 😂....but if it was Vanuatu then was it Santo or Malo?
Irrrk ..disgusting
Have you ever even actually tried kava
@@mikhailshishin5701 probably not too busy making noodle and getting 20 dolla to make holla 😭😂🤣
@@trippdawg3337 what’s that supposed to mean lol
vanuatu a very poor country
We are satisfied we what we have. We don't steal in other people's backyards like some people 😂😂😂
Aleast they dont steal other people lands to develop their country😂😂
Ok boomer