Description

Clavo Huasca | Tynnanthus Panurensis – Herbs of the Gods

The Clavo Huasca is a Peruvian herbal medicine, that works stimulating as an libido-booster, most commonly for women. It is also used as an admixture for the Ayahuasca drinks.

Clavo Huasca is a tropical vine used for it’s effects as an afrodisiac. It increases the libido and stimulates digestion (Taylor 2005) When the vine is cut it show a Maltese cross in the wood.

• Family: Bignoniaceae
• Genus: Tynanthus
• Species: panurensis, fasciculatus
• Synonyms: Tynanthus elegans, Schizopsis panurensis, Tynnanthus panurensis
• Common Names: Clavo huasca, clove vine, white clove, clavohuasca, cipó cravo, cipó trindade
• Parts Used: Vine wood, leaves, roots

Clavo Huasca has been considered a very effective aphrodisiac for a long time. The Amazoninan indegenous peoples of Peru and Brazil have prepared herbal medicine with the herb. Clavo Huasca can work against nausea and diarrhea, toothaches and even can gives relief for those suffering from rheuma. It can be used as a remedy for impotence in men, but Clavo Huasca is still most commonly used for women to induce the libido.

Main effects:

• Stimulates libido for Female and Male
• Stimulates digestion

Cloavo Huasca is used int the form of a tea. How to make Clavo Huasca Tea:

1. Boil water
2. Mix 1-2 teaspoons of the herb Clavo Huasca in a cup with hot water
3. Let this steep for 5-10 minutes
4. You will feel the effect after 30 minutes

The Clavo Huasca is also often used as a substance for the Ayahuasca mixes, for example with the Banisteriopsis Caapi | Ourinhos ,  which shamans made to get connected to the spiritual world. The Clavo Huasca itself does not contain hallucinogenic elements. It was used in these mixes for its capacities to reduce diarrhea and vomiting – something the Ayahuasca drinks can invoked.