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We've always taken pride in our Polynesian Gold™ Brand of Kava extracts but recent research proves what we've already known all along, they're the best in the world! A recent study published in the Journal of Food Science Technology (DOI: 10.1007/s13197-013-1047-2) co-authored by Wang and Bidderbender, explored the chemotype of kava beverages prepared using arguably the most desirable kava variety in the world, the famous Hawaiian Mahakea variety.  Mahakea is highly desirable due to its potency and beautiful noble chemotype of either 426 or 462, it is considered by many to be the best variety of Kava available anywhere. When the authors prepared a beverage from Mahkea roots...

We've seen many bottled Kava beverages over the years that have come and gone (failed) for one reason or another.  Some have tasted horrible, some have lacked potency, some have had shelf stability problems, and still others have had a nasty combination of these shortcomings. Kava is a complicated plant to put into a bottle as there are many problems that can go wrong due to kava's unique makeup.  This explains why in the past 3,000 years of kava usage, there have been very few products to have actually made it to market and even fewer that have stayed there for any...

There are so many different "ginsengs" out there that it can be rather confusing to the consumer as to which one will fit their needs.  The marketplace is full of products labeled as 'Asian Ginseng' , 'Korean Ginseng', 'American Ginseng', 'Siberian Ginseng', 'White Ginseng', 'Red Ginseng' among others.  Whats the difference between all of these you might ask?  Lets delve into the topic in today's blog post. Ginseng Defined Asian Ginseng or Panax Ginseng refers to Panax ginseng C.A. Meyer.  It is True ginseng.  The active constituents for which ginseng is renowned are called ginsenosides and are unique to members of the Panax...