The aromatic wood and bark of Mikania species, known as 'palo guaco,' embody Central American respiratory tradition in woody, climbing form.
The aromatic wood and bark of Mikania species, known as 'palo guaco,' embody Central American respiratory tradition in woody, climbing form. Wild-harvested from Honduras' humid forest margins where the vine ascends into canopy light, this wood carries generations of indigenous wisdom about breath, seasonal wellness, and lung support.
Revered for its powerful volatile compounds and time-honored applications in respiratory care, it is carefully processed to preserve its coumarin-rich profile. Offered in wood pieces or chips, free from synthetic expectorants or pharmaceutical modification.