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Default Kava Kava and Insomnia
Hi all! Haven't been around much lately, so much going on here!
I've been experiencing severe insomnia lately and was wondering about an herbal sleep aid I used to take for insomnia. Does anybody have experience taking Kava Kava? I can't find anything with MG and this herb. Any info will be much appreciated! Thank you
Jessica
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