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kava or kavakava (kä`vəkä'və): see pepper Black pepper (Piper nigrum), the true pepper, is economically the most important species of the pantropical pepper family (Piperaceae). It is native to Java, whence it was introduced into other tropical countries.
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kava

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Nonalcoholic, yellow-green, somewhat bitter beverage made from the root of the pepper plant (mainly Piper methysticum) in most South Pacific islands. It is traditionally consumed in the kava ceremony, which includes the ritual making and drinking of kava and a ceremonial feast. It is taken to relieve stress and anxiety and as a mood elevator.



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Interestingly enough, she believed that one of the secrets to her success was using a natural, herbal product called KavaKava which reputedly has the capacity to help reduce the body's stress reaction without drowsiness.
a San Diego County-based company, lists all natural ingredients on FX's label, including kavakava, an extract from the root of the kava plant used as an aphrodisiac and a holistic remedy for colds and headaches, police said.
 
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