Kola Nut Powder
3Kola Nut Powder
3- In stock, ready to ship
Sale stock has a shorter best before date.
Best Before 08/25
Kola nut powder (Cola nitida) is a traditional stimulant and cultural tonic, widely used in West Africa for endurance, appetite control, and mental clarity. Naturally rich in caffeine and theobromine, it offers a clean, focused lift without synthetic additives. Often used in teas, tinctures, or energy blends for a gentle but effective boost.
- Used to support energy, alertness, mood, and appetite control
- Contains natural caffeine, theobromine, and antioxidants like catechins and tannins
- May enhance physical performance, stamina, and metabolic activity
- Traditionally taken for digestion, hangovers, and general wellness
- Featured in cultural and ceremonial use as a symbol of hospitality, unity, and vitality
Powder: Take ¼–½ tsp (1–2 g) daily. Mix into water, juice, tea, or smoothies. Best in the morning or pre-workout.
Decoction: Simmer 1 tsp in water for 10–15 minutes. Drink plain or with ginger, cinnamon, or hibiscus.
Tincture: Take 1–2 mL up to twice daily in water. Often paired with gotu kola, ginseng, or cayenne in energy blends.
Capsules: Use 500–1000 mg per capsule. Take one or two daily as needed.
Culinary: Blend into energy balls, DIY cola syrup, or natural caffeinated snacks. Mask bitterness with citrus, cacao, or honey.
Kola nut is often used as a coffee alternative or metabolic tonic. Customers enjoy it for focus, study, workout stamina, or weight support. Traditionally used across West Africa for digestion, breath, and fatigue. Popular in teas, tinctures, herbal sodas, and powdered blends. Use moderately to avoid overstimulation. Do not mix with other stimulants unless guided.
Not for children, pets, pregnancy, or those with heart, blood pressure, or anxiety conditions. May interact with antidepressants, blood thinners, or stimulants. Store airtight and away from heat or moisture.
- Actions: Stimulant, cardiotonic, mood-lifting, bronchodilator, digestive tonic, thermogenic
- Systems: Nervous, cardiovascular, metabolic, respiratory, digestive
- Energetics: Warming, stimulating, drying
- Pairings: Gotu kola, ginger, cinnamon, cayenne, rhodiola, schisandra
- Clinical note: Avoid late in the day or if caffeine sensitive. Limit to 1–2 g per dose, no more than 6 g per day unless guided.
This information is for general reference only. Consult a qualified practitioner before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication, or managing chronic illness. Use caution with caffeine sensitivity or stimulant medications.
