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RYC Wellness Collaborates with Kaya Kusina to Celebrate the Healing Power of Philippine Kiwot Honey

  

RYC Wellness is collaborating with Val Anthony Alvero and Jessica Hernandez of Kaya Kusina who was recently recognized by Tatler Asia

RYC Wellness is proud to announce its collaboration with Val Anthony Alvero and Jessica Hernandez, the visionary founders of Kaya Kusina, whose groundbreaking work with Philippine stingless bee honey—known as Kiwot Honey—has recently been recognized by Tatler Asia. Their feature highlights not only an extraordinary Filipino ingredient but also a shared mission of promoting wellness, sustainability, and the richness of local heritage.

At RYC Wellness, healing has always extended beyond fitness and relaxation. It is about nourishing the body with nature's finest gifts while creating meaningful experiences that connect people to health, culture, and community. This philosophy makes Kaya Kusina a natural partner.

Unlike conventional honey, Kiwot Honey comes from the native Philippine stingless bee (Tetragonula biroi). The honey is celebrated for its naturally sweet-and-tangy flavor, rich complexity, and abundance of naturally occurring lactic acid bacteria. Because these bees forage from a diverse range of native Philippine plants, every harvest carries a unique flavor profile that reflects the country's incredible biodiversity.

Through this collaboration, RYC Wellness will introduce guests to the remarkable story behind Kiwot Honey—an ingredient that represents more than exceptional taste. It supports local farmers and beekeepers, encourages biodiversity, promotes sustainable agriculture, and helps preserve an important part of the Philippines' natural ecosystem.

The partnership also reflects the growing movement toward mindful dining and wellness. By incorporating locally sourced, purpose-driven ingredients into the RYC Wellness experience, guests are invited to discover how food can nourish not only the body but also the environment and the communities that produce it.

The recognition of Kaya Kusina by Tatler Asia shines a spotlight on Filipino innovation and the untapped potential of indigenous ingredients. RYC Wellness is honored to work alongside Val Alvero and Jessica Hernandez in sharing this remarkable product with a wider audience while championing wellness through education, sustainability, and authentic Filipino craftsmanship.

As RYC Wellness continues to expand its offerings, this collaboration marks another step in its commitment to bringing together passionate innovators who believe that healing begins with nature. Together with Kaya Kusina, RYC Wellness invites everyone to experience the unique taste, story, and wellness benefits of Philippine Kiwot Honey—one of the country's most extraordinary natural treasures.


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