Clavo Huasca (Tynanthus Panurensis)

About Clavo Huasca (Tynanthus Panurensis)

The Clavo Huasca (Tynanthus Panurensis) is a woody shrub whose stem and leaves give off a strong odor, which is similar to the smell of cloves. Originally used in the Amazon area in South America, Clavo Huasca is a potent aphrodisiac for both men and women. However, this plant is widely used because of its calming effect on the stomach and intestines when used in the Ayahuasca. It helps to soothe in case of diarrhea and nausea.

Effects of Clavo Huasca (Tynanthus Panurensis)

Due to its calming effects on the digestive system, this plant is often added to the Ayahuasca to reduce the side effects of the Ayahuasca. The plant itself has no hallucinogenic components. It also has a muscle relaxant effect and helps to soothe toothache and rheumatism.

Use

If you want to use Clavo Huasca as an aphrodisiac, you may want to make a tincture according to the traditional method of preparation. It is best to use alcohol with a high percentage of alcohol. In addition, it is best to use distilled water. Take a clean glass bottle with a cap and mix the ratio of 50 grams Clavo Huasca to 200ml liquid (at least 40% must be alcohol). The more you grind the herb, the faster the active substances are absorbed into the fluid.

Quantity

Powder: 50 grams

Average dose

Aphrodisiac: 3-4 ml tincture (4:1) twice a day
Ayahuasca: 1-2 teaspoon

Warning

Do not use when pregnant or breastfeeding