The use of agarwood, what is agarwood? What is it used for?

1. Use incense as a spice.

Incense is the most important use of agarwood, and agarwood is often used in Buddha sacrifices, tea tastings, and indoor incense, which is called "agarwood incense".

Agarwood as incense, can bring great benefits to people's body and mind, as incense "agarwood" also has a kind, such as Hui'an incense, the aroma is flushed, refreshing, as a daily life when reading and writing, drinking tea and chatting incense is very suitable (Hui'an, Jiali Mandan and other varieties belong to this effect of incense); The other is the incense when meditating and practicing qi, at this time, the aroma is needed to be calm and not rising, and the effect of incense is to help the meditator to enter the meditation (the representative is Yazhuang red clay and loess). Of course, if it is simply for the sake of experiencing the fragrance, there is no need to distinguish it in this way.

2. Make bracelet pendants, etc.

Now you can see a lot of agarwood bracelets and pendants on the market. It is reported that there are many acupuncture points on the wrist, and wearing an agarwood bracelet and massaging different acupuncture points can alleviate different diseases. The back of the hand is yang, the palm of the hand is yin, traditional Chinese medicine pays attention to the harmony of yin and yang, and the pure yang qi of agarwood can pass through the three worlds, and the well-known Japanese medicine "Xingxin Pill" contains agarwood.

The materials of the agarwood bracelet are all natural agarwood, agarwood has a natural fragrance that never diminishes, it is said that this natural natural fragrance has the effect of relieving tension and bringing interpersonal relationships closer.

3. Another important use of agarwood is its medicinal value.

When agarwood is used as medicine, it is to be eaten, usually boiled or soaked in water to drink, it is a precious Chinese medicine, which has the effect of relieving pain, warming the kidneys, and relieving asthma.

4. Make spices and essential oils, etc.

The oil in the agarwood is extracted by distillation. Agarwood essential oil is extracted from precious agarwood after distillation and extraction, which is the essence of agarwood. Agarwood essential oil has multiple effects on the human body, such as:

Improve aura, relieve stress, sleep and anti-depression, regulate body and mind, and promote the body's metabolism. A few drops of agarwood essential oil can be added to the hot water for foot soaking, which can achieve the purpose of invigorating blood meridians and removing athlete's foot odor. Due to the non-renewable nature of natural agarwood, the refined agarwood oil is even more rare and precious.

5. Match with other spices to make sachets and other accessories.

Sachets are "solid perfumes" used by ancient people to remove body odor, accessories to decorate clothes, and tokens to give to people who love each other. The agarwood sachet can be hung directly on the body or in the car to help the body yang energy rise, refresh and full of vitality; Purify the harmful gas molecules in the air and make the air in the car fresh and fragrant.

Agarwood, the name of traditional Chinese medicine. It is distributed in Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Fujian and other places. It has the effect of relieving pain, stopping vomiting in warmth, and calming asthma. It is often used for chest and abdominal distension and pain, stomach cold, vomiting, hiccups, kidney deficiency, qi reversal, and shortness of breath.

Agarwood efficacy: Qi relieves pain, warms and relieves vomiting, and relieves asthma.

Generally speaking, the use of agarwood is mainly to help people relieve insomnia symptoms, in addition, it has the ability to relieve flatulence, beauty and so on.

When it comes to agarwood, the first thing that comes to everyone's mind must be the mythical figure who "splits the mountain to save the mother" The agarwood mentioned here is a medicinal material, and the name is a plant of the family Ruixiang. At the same time, agarwood also refers to the resin-containing wood of white wood incense, which is usually mainly used as a medicinal herb.

Agarwood is an arbor plant of the Dicotyledonous plant Reichraceae that is condensed by fungal infection after being damaged by lightning, wind, insects, etc., or by man-made damage.

Agarwood is divided into wild natural agarwood, Qi Nan and artificial agarwood. (1) Wild natural agarwood refers to the "wind tree" in the subject. The oil secreted after the wound will first form "seeds" at the wound site, and then.

The "spreading" of the oil mixed with the wood is what we often call agarwood. (2) Qi Nan is the translated version of the same as the Alpha Na. It is a symbiosis with dead agarwood, but the oil undergoes qualitative change in the process of mellowization, forming a new substance that is completely different from agarwood, and its difference with agarwood is:

The surface of Qi Nan is dry, but after cutting, it is almost all oily, and when heated, it can emit a different flavor from agarwood. Moreover, Qi Nan is softer than agarwood, and it sticks to the teeth after chewing, and the taste is spicy and numb. In addition, agarwood will sink water, while Qi Nan will not.

3) Artificial agarwood refers to the large-scale planting of wind trees and artificially applying external forces, such as drilling, burning, and intubating tubes in an attempt to industrialize mass production. Now Taiwan, Hainan, and Guangdong have large-scale cultivation and claim to have achieved comprehensive success.

Strictly speaking, "dead agarwood" refers to the oil left over from the decay of the agarwood tree after its death for hundreds of years, and its composition is mainly a mixture of resin and wood, a bit like amber. However, in this sense, agarwood is in the number of dry yuan or even more per gram. Collectors also divide the fakes on the market into "all fake" and "half-fake", and the root of "all fake" has nothing to do with Ruixiang, Guanxiang and other trees.

A little bit of mahogany or hardwood, and at least you get a good piece of wood. If it's almost, you can use firewood directly and add some flavor and pigment. And the "half-fake" one is made of agarwood.

Veteran collectors suggest that people can start with. "Living agarwood" began to play: "The so-called living agarwood has not yet reached the point of complete decay and is in the intermediate evolution link from wood to incense."

From the perspective of cost performance, the cost of using an electronic incense burner to taste incense is the lowest. The cost mainly depends on the value of the raw materials used before the agarwood is ground. Experts say that natural agarwood incense is made of nanmu bark powder and agarwood powder nanmu bark powder plays a role in bonding, because the taste of nanmu bark powder will slowly disappear in about two months, so as long as it is stored for two months before sales, it basically has no effect on the purity of the agarwood liner fragrance.

It is a recomparative rebirth of the agarwood tree's epidermis after it has been damaged. In traditional Chinese medicine, agarwood has a refreshing effect.

Agarwood is a wood with a white wood fragrance that contains resin.

The main use is: as a cultural utensil, or made into agarwood incense, used in home furnishings, emitting fragrance to regulate indoor air and create an atmosphere.