Description of Agarwood Oil NI :

Northeast India is particularly significant for its precious wealth Aquilaria Agallocha locally known as “Agar” , “Oud” , “Dehnul Oud” etc and is considered to be the cradle of Agarwood aromatics with ancient traditions of Agarwood production which is thriving and growing. In use for over 2000 years for medicinal, aromatic and religious purposes, Aquilaria Agallocha is the preferred source of Agarwood for perfumery and religious traditions in the Middle East and in India. The Agar wood has a huge potential of creating another “Green Revolution” in Assam after tea. The low input for management and growth, lack of site specificity and intercropping adaptation make agar a preferred cash crop. In Assam, reputed to be India’s “Agarwood Capital”, where this critically endangered tree is quite adaptable to the land, a well planned policy is a need of the hour for supporting the Agar cultivation and its flourishing industries.

Uses & Benefits of Agarwood Oil NI :

Agarwood in its various forms; oil, wood, powder, plant etc. has been used for many health benefits and treatment of various illness. For thousands of years, agarwood has been used for medicinal purposes and continues to be used in Ayurvedic, Tibetan and traditional East Asian medicine. Listed down here are some of its benefits and uses.:-

1. Primarily agarwood oil is widely used as a concentrated perfume and  making high class niche.
2. Indian Agarwood is prescribed in traditional East Asian medicine to promote the flow of qi, relieve pain, arrest vomiting by warming the stomach, and to relieve asthma.
3. High-grade agarwood powder is prescribed in Chinese medicine.
4. High grade agarwood powder is also used in the production of pharmaceutical tinctures.
5. Malaysians use agarwood mixed with coconut oil as a liniment. Likewise Indians and chinese also use agarwood oil in their traditional medicine as a liniment for the treatment of various skin diseases.
6. Agarwood oil is used in a boiled concoction to treat rheumatism and other body pain.
7. Often-discarded uninfected wood is used as Kayu gaharu lemppong by Malaysians to treat jaundice and body pains.
8. When used in aromatherapy, agarwood oil may help to treat anxiety, stress, depression and other nervous system disorders.
9. Agarwood oil is used to treat cirrhosis of the liver and kidney problems.
10. The Indian Council summarizes the properties of agarwood as follows: “Agarwood is considered stimulant, antiasthmatic, carminative, tonic, aphrodisiac and astringent. It is used in diarrhoea, dysentery, gout, rheumatism and paralysis.

Important Note :

• The information in product description is intended for educational purposes only and should not be used to replace the care of a qualified physician. This data is not considered complete and is not guaranteed to be accurate for all applications.
• If you are not familiar with our product, please chat with us or call me to verify the actual variety you need in order to rule out any further issues. The products are intended to reach the maximum number of people so for specific quality, please explain your purpose of use and working criteria.
• Keep out of reach of children. Do not apply directly on the skin as it may cause irritation. For external use only. Store in a cool and dry place.