Use of agarwood

Our incense sticks and Ky nam are very valuable in the international market, especially for China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Japan. Those are the precious aromas in the preparation of such fine perfumes? Santal, Nuit d Orient., Some bath soaps and especially incense.

The reason that Tram and Ky nam have high economic value is because they have a very good therapeutic effect in Oriental medicine: 

- Except for blue and blue miasma: people often storm in their homes to eliminate poisonous gases and often carry Ky nam in their body to prevent lacquer blue miasma. In some areas, especially in Phu Khanh, people often wrap Ky Nam in cheesecloth bags to wear around the neck as "amulet". Children under 1 year old wear 2 threads, 1 to 5 years old wear 3 threads, adults wear 5 threads.
 

- Used as an antipyretic antipyretic: in Cambodia, according to doctors Menaut and Douk Fertilizer, people often use Ky nam, Tram and ivory grinding with cold water to drink. 2-3 times a day, each drink from 3 stool to 1 only.
 

Abdominal pain medicine: according to Dr. Sallet, Vietnamese medicine has a very good prescription for stomach pain, including: Agarwood 2, cardamom, areca nut, Magnolia bark, Sa Nhan, Can Khuong. In the remaining 2 and a half cups of water, 9 divided drink into 2 times a day will make the stomach free of cramps.
 
- Treatment of urinary tract diseases: people often bring Tram period in the syllable area to treat urinary tract diseases.
 
- According to Oriental medicine, Ky nam is used to treat poisonous conditions caused by earthquake, to relieve chronic obesity, fullness, abdominal pain, vomiting, shortness of breath asthma, to lower air discomfort, and to control gas. damage caused. Grinding from 3 to 1 thread, depending on your age or small, mix with cold water or put in boiled water and drink.

Contraindications:

+ Depression is a contraceptive, so a pregnant woman should not drink or carry it inside, possibly causing miscarriage.
 
+ People with pharmacological impairment, anorexia, liver failure. should not use depression with drugs of chemical properties calculated according to the yin and yang five elements.

Other uses

People love frankincense through the use of the color (deep green) of the incense to adorn the monarchs' residences in China and Korea, and many palaces are also painted. dark green. The book "Chen-Xiang Dance" was developed to mark people's love of incense.
 
Agarwood bark was used instead of paper to write on important documents in Annam (Vietnam) and China; Agarwood is also used as a paper for writing the Bible (Chakrabarty etal. 1994).
 
In Taiwan, frankincense is one of the ingredients of Chu-yeh Ching and Vo Pa Ky (TRAFFIC East Asia-Taipei, TRAFFIC International May 1999). Frankincense powder is sprayed onto clothing and skin to prevent fleas and lice (Heuveling van Beek & Phillips, 1999). Sahih Muslim uses frankincense for the prevention of fungal diseases.