Clavo Huasca | Tynnanthus Panurensis | 80 Grams

Contents

50 g of powdered Clavo Huasca vine (Tynanthus panurensis)

What Is Clavo Huasca?

Clavo Huasca is a tropical climbing plant traditionally used in Amazonian herbal practices. It is particularly associated with traditional preparations intended to support libido and digestion. The name is linked to its characteristic clove-like aroma, while the woody stem can reveal a distinctive cross-shaped pattern when cut.

Botanical Information

• Family: Bignoniaceae
• Genus: Tynanthus
• Species: T. panurensis, T. fasciculatus
• Synonyms: Tynanthus elegans, Schizopsis panurensis, Tynnanthus panurensis
• Common names: Clavo Huasca, Clavohuasca, Clove Vine, White Clove, Cipó Cravo, Cipó Trindade
• Traditional plant parts: Vine wood, leaves and roots

Traditional Uses and Characteristics

Clavo Huasca has a long history in the traditional herbal practices of Amazonian communities, particularly in regions of Peru and Brazil. It has traditionally been valued as a botanical associated with vitality, digestion and sexual wellbeing.

Historical herbal use has included preparations made from the vine and other parts of the plant. Traditional applications have also included preparations intended to soothe digestive discomfort and support general wellbeing.

Clavo Huasca is not considered a hallucinogenic plant and is primarily known for its traditional herbal and cultural applications.

Traditional Uses Include

• Supporting libido in both men and women
• Traditionally associated with digestive wellbeing
• Use in Amazonian herbal preparations
• Inclusion in certain traditional botanical blends

How Clavo Huasca Is Traditionally Prepared

Clavo Huasca has traditionally been prepared as a herbal infusion. For a simple tea preparation:

1. Bring water to the boil.
2. Add approximately 1–2 teaspoons of powdered Clavo Huasca to a cup.
3. Pour over the hot water and allow to steep for around 5–10 minutes.
4. Strain before drinking.

Because concentrated herbal products can vary considerably in strength and composition, start cautiously and follow the product’s recommended serving guidance. Traditional use does not establish that a plant is medically effective or suitable for everyone.

Cultural History of Clavo Huasca

Clavo Huasca is deeply connected with the ethnobotanical traditions of the Amazon. Indigenous communities in parts of Peru and Brazil have historically incorporated the plant into herbal preparations, particularly those associated with vitality and sexual wellbeing.

The vine has also appeared in traditional Ayahuasca-related botanical preparations. In these contexts, Clavo Huasca has been valued as an accompanying herb rather than as the source of the psychedelic effects associated with DMT-containing plants.

Unlike plants used as sources of DMT, Clavo Huasca itself is not known as a source of DMT or other classic psychedelic compounds. Its traditional role is therefore distinct from the psychoactive plants sometimes included in Amazonian ceremonial preparations.

Product Information

• Product: Clavo Huasca
• Botanical name: Tynanthus panurensis
• Form: Powdered vine
• Net weight: 50 g
• Traditional category: Amazonian botanical herb

Storage and Safety

Keep the product tightly sealed and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep out of reach of children.

Herbal products can interact with medicines and may not be appropriate for everyone. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an existing medical condition, or take prescription medication, consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.

This product is a traditional botanical preparation and is not a medicine or a substitute for professional medical advice, a balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle. Always check the regulations applicable to botanical products in your country before purchasing or using them.