Clavo Huasca

(Tynnanthus panurensis) 
Bur. Sandw.: Bignoniaceae.
Common names: ”Clavo Huasca”,
 “Inejkeu”, ”Clove vine”.

Libido enhancer - 
highly regarded impotency remedy
Cut branch of the vine with visible cross

Clavo huasca contains:
alkaloids, eugenol, tannins, tinantina, and essential oils

The pieces of roots and stems are macerated in aguardiente 
to make a stimulant liqueur used for rheumatism. Resin used
 for fevers. It is used, effectively, for toothache, being as 
effective as clove oil, aphrodisiac mainly for women, 
but excellent for male as well.

Tea Preparation:
Boil 1 liter of spring or distilled water. After boiling water, pour a shallow tea spoon (~3.5 grams) into the boiling water and let it boil on a very low heat for 5 to 10 minutes. Pour everything into a thermos, put a lid on (tide it) and leave it overnight. In the morning strain /drain it and drink the complete liter dividing it in 3 or 4 different dosages during the day, between meals (on the empty stomach).