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Appreciation of Wild Vietnamese White Agarwood (2.89g):
The aroma is so pleasant, transitioning from fruity to honey and brown sugar notes.
Electron microscopy photos included.
Not grafted agarwood, artificially agarwood, or chemically treated agarwood...

But do agarwood enthusiasts know the formation process of agarwood?
It's a genetic mutation in the agarwood tree of the Thymelaeaceae family!!!

Agarwood doesn't require natural damage (insect bites, lightning strikes, fungal erosion, etc.). It undergoes centuries of propagation through variations in tree segments.
The probability of its formation is extremely low, and this has been true throughout history.
Agarwood collectors, while gathering agarwood, may unintentionally smell a section of the tree that differs from ordinary agarwood; experienced collectors will then remove it. This is what we call "raw" agarwood.
In recent years, Qinan has disappeared, replaced by other types of agarwood, processed Qinan, and grafted Qinan. Agarwood enthusiasts should pay close attention!

This piece of white Qinan has a sweet, fruity aroma that refreshes the mind, relieves stagnation,

and makes the mouth water. Qinan is
characterized by its shape (raw, ripe, fallen, worm-eaten), color (white, black, green, yellow, red, purple (sugar knot, orchid knot, golden thread knot, oriole green, etc.)).
Generally, the market judges Qinan by: looking (shape), smelling (aroma), touching (soft, not hard), tasting (spicy and numbing, sticky when chewed), and burning (frankincense, fruity, floral, honey, etc.).
Looking refers to whether it is... Genuine Product
Smell: The aroma of Qinan is undoubtedly unique.
Taste: While the market describes Qinan as having a spicy, numbing, and sweet taste, and a sticky texture when chewed, this doesn't necessarily mean it's Qinan. Some agarwood also has this texture
. Touch: Like soft silk... The market describes Qinan as soft and supple like a baby's skin, springing back with a light press...
        Mineralization (weathering): After obtaining this piece of agarwood, over time, the wood undergoes changes to protect its structure. The aroma of Qinan (agarwood) shifts from the outside to the inside, and
        the surface exhibits a different weathering phenomenon!
        In fact, high-quality agarwood also exhibits characteristics such as being soft and silky (curling when shaved, sticky when chewed, and leaving no wood residue after chewing). Regarding the aroma
: each type has its own description, but it's known that Qinan (a type of agarwood) possesses multiple layers of variation
. To explain the medicinal properties of agarwood, the following are references from some traditional Chinese medicine books for your reference...
The characteristics of agarwood are "pungent, bitter, and warm." Standard agarwood can be divided into two main categories: (The word "standard" actually indicates the existence of other characteristics)
Primarily spicy, this type has a numbing effect on the tongue and is more commonly used for its cardiotonic properties.
With a predominantly bitter and astringent taste, this type of agarwood is known for its kidney-strengthening properties, making it particularly effective for those with kidney deficiency and coldness. Consuming bitter agarwood can help to lock in the essence, solidify the seminal vesicles, replenish kidney water, benefit fertility
, and warm the yang energy in the kidneys. Especially when used with cinnamon, it can further enhance the kidney's function and strengthen yang. In terms of quality, agarwood is considered an extremely effective superior herb.
In general, the higher the grade of agarwood, the more "mild" its pharmacological effects. Therefore, selecting high-quality agarwood for medicinal purposes has been a top priority for physicians since ancient times.

Among the highest-grade agarwood, Qinan agarwood can be considered the "king of kings," not only possessing an enticing fragrance and excellent medicinal effects but also being extremely soothing. When made into medicine, it is a rare and precious treasure.

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