Agarwood 沉香

Aquilaria sinensis

Agarwood is classified as slightly warm in nature and pungent,bitter in flavour, entering the Spleen, Stomach, Kidney meridians. In traditional practice it is described as a herb that moves qi, and it is most often considered when the presentation includes chest tightness.

Reference articles

• Overview

  Agarwood (沉香) — Complete Guide

• Benefits and Traditional Uses

  Agarwood: Benefits and Traditional Uses

• Dosage and How to Prepare

  Agarwood: Dosage and How to Prepare

• Safety, Cautions and Interactions

  Agarwood: Safety, Cautions and Interactions

• How to Judge Quality

  Agarwood: How to Judge Quality

• Storage and Shelf Life

  Agarwood: Storage and Shelf Life

• What Modern Research Says

  Agarwood: What Modern Research Says

• Classic Combinations

  Agarwood: Classic Combinations

• Buying Guide

  Agarwood: Buying Guide

• Common Questions

  Agarwood — Frequently Asked Questions