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Hey guys.

Rob here again with supplementcritique.com, and in today’s review, we’re going to be talking about Kavinace.

Kavinace is basically an all-natural supplement that’s designed to help promote relief from anxiety and irritability, as well as help anybody suffering from insomnia or other types of sleep issues.

It’s made by a company called neuroscience, and it’s pretty much exclusively sold online. You can find that in a couple stores, I’m going to talk about that in a little bit.

I’m gonna talk about my results as well, a little bit further in this review, but if you want to just jump ahead to that, you can go ahead and click on the link in the description box below, and it’ll take you to my website.

Scroll down there, and you’ll be able to find out all the information that I’ve put together as far as my personal results.

So anyway, Kavinace is basically made up, it’s made up of two ingredients but the main one is called phenibut.

And phenibut is the shortened name for gamma-aminobutyric acid.

And what it does is it acts to inhibit excitatory transmitters in the brain.

So without getting into any kind of like a special scientific discussion about it, basically what it does is it allows GABA to cross the blood-brain barrier, by adding a phenyl ring to it.

And typically gaba on its own, which you´ll find in a lot of these other anti-anxiety supplements.

They can’t do that, they can’t do that on its own.

So the addition of that phenyl ring is what makes it work that much more effectively.

According to them, you’re supposed to take this one or two capsules two times per day, and that you shouldn’t exceed six capsules per day.

I typically only take one or two when I try this, when I use this.

I find that it provides just as well as a benefit.

If you take any more than that you tend to see a little bit more of a debilitating or sedative effect.

If you just take a small amount though, it gets rid of the anxiety without putting you out basically. It doesn’t make you sleepy.

As far as the kind of effects, it’s it’s sort of hard to explain.

It takes a couple of, first off all, it takes a couple of hours for it to actually start kicking in.

It’s not something that starts working in like thirty or forty-five minutes.

In some cases, you won’t even see the effect for like five or six hours, which I have no idea why that’s the case, but it’s just one of those things with phenibut, that it takes that much longer to kick in than your traditional supplement would.

The feeling that you would get is definitely gonna make you extremely calm, it definitely completely will remove your anxiety, It’ll make you more sociable, make you want to talk to people more, and 100% will make you sleep better.

It’s probably one of the best sleep aids that I’ve ever taken, and I’ve taken dozens of these things over the years.

And it, the effects tend to linger into the next day as well.

To give you an example, last week I took two capsules, I took one in the morning on an empty stomach, which is sort of important, and I took a second capsule about four or five hours later, on an empty stomach and I slept great that week, that night. I felt great the next day.

I didn’t still had some like sort of lingering effects, and then had another great night’s sleep, the following night.

And this is only taking it that one day, and it just gave me this amazing like calm, chill type of effect, that is really hard to explain.

It’s almost like drinking alcohol but without the cognitive debilitating, you know, impairment type effects from it. Which brings up a good point.

This is a supplement that I would definitely recommend you don’t take with alcohol.

Tt works, because it works on the same GABA receptors that alcohol does, anytime you drink it’s basically gonna be an amplified effect.

So if you take this, six hours later you have one beer, it’s gonna make you feel like you drank three beers.

If you have two beers, that’s gonna make you feel like you drank six beers, and so on and so forth.

It basically doubles or triples the effect of alcohol, and it’s amazing that it does that, but one you’re probably okay, two beers I would probably cut it off at that.

Anything more than that and you’re just asking for trouble.

So this is another thing I want to bring up was the potential for addiction, dependency, and tolerance.

So any GABA producing agent right, so alcohol again is a GABA producing agent.

If you take it more, and more, and more, eventually you start to develop a tolerance to it.

So you need more and more of it to get the same exact fact that you would with, you know, the effect that you got off the first or maybe a second dosage.

So it’s definitely recommended that if you’re gonna take this, I would only recommend you take it once, maybe twice a week with like a three to four-day break in between. If you start taking it any more than that then you’re gonna start developing a tolerance, and you’re not gonna get that magic effect, that you got from the very first couple of times that you used it.

And I’ve learned a lot of horror stories from guys that have taken supplements containing Phenibut, they’ve taken it for longer durations, you know, upwards of a couple of weeks, and in some cases even a couple of months.

And when they try to get off of it they suffer rebound anxiety, basically feel worse than they did before they started taking the supplement.

Their anxiety goes through the roof, they start having insomnia issues, can’t sleep for days.

It’s not a pretty picture, so it’s definitely something that I would recommend, very very sparingly use.

They say it on the bottle, you’re supposed to use it all the time.

I think it said it here or maybe it was on the website, somewhere it said, yeah you can take a daily, and I definitely do not recommend it.

I actually, the funny story, I came across this particular supplement because I had taken Phenibut for a period of like a couple of weeks, and I didn’t realize the addiction intolerance potential that it produces, and I just felt like dog shit for a couple of days.

So I went to this local vitamin store, it was a small [INAUDIBLE 05:48] and I told the lady, I was like, look, I’ve been taken this Phenibut.

She said she had never heard of it before, and I explained to her my symptoms, and she said yeah, try this.

So she gives me this, and at the time I didn’t realize that the ingredient on the back was Phenibut, right.

So I bought a bottle, I get home, I start doing some research, boom it’s Phenibut.

I’m like, oh, great, and this woman that was working in a store, she actually owned the store, had told me that she doesn’t recommend Phenibut to anybody because she’s read a lot of horror stories about it.

And she didn’t even realize that she takes this on a daily basis, not realizing that it contains Phenibut, so.

Anyway, you can find it in stores, you can find it in smaller stores like that, mainly online. Typically the price ranges from as little as like 20 bucks to as much as like 55 or 60 bucks.

It depends on the size bottle that you end up getting, so.

But I definitely recommend it, with caution.

I would say if you’re gonna use it, just use sparingly.

And if you have any particular questions about it, you could just hop down to the comment section here or send me the email to info@supplementcritique.com, and I’ll try to get back to you as soon as possible.

Other than that I will be back soon with another review.

Take care.

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Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller