Assertion: kava | /r/Causes | liver damage
Facets:
value: with excessive consumption
type: CAUSE
value: like drinking alcohol
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: So, DOES KAVA CAUSE LIVER DAMAGE?
text: It's not clear whether kava caused the liver damage, or if other medications or herbs
text: You may have heard that kava can cause liver damage.
text: However, there is serious concern that kava may cause liver damage.
text: It is not clear whether kava itself causes liver damage, or whether taking kava in combination with other drugs or herbs is responsible.
text: Kava may cause liver damage.
text: If kava may cause liver damage would it be helpful to take milk thistle with it or acetyl cysteine?
text: Kava can cause liver damage with excessive consumption just like drinking alcohol.
text: In some countries, Kava is regulated as it has some toxic effect and can cause liver damage or liver failure.
text: Just received 50 grams of mo'i instant kava from gourmet kava and whoever has looked up kava has read the cases where it cause liver damage and people have died.
text: There have been concerns that kava can cause liver damage, which led the FDA to issue a consumer advisory in 2002 while Germany and several European countries banned it altogether.
text: Strange how an entire culture can safely make a drink out of the roots, enjoying large amounts of it throughout their lives, without any ill effects whatsoever, only to be told by a study in Germany that Kava can cause liver damage.