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Scent plays a vital role in human sexuality. Pheromone perfumes find prominence in upmarket western fragrance lines for their ability to attract the opposite sex. But ancient sciences discovered the aphrodisiacal properties of agar centuries ago. The earthiness and warmth of agarwood’s highly potent fragrance is known to improve sexual energy.
Apart from Chinese medicine, Unani has also advocated the use of agarwood oil to improve overall health and boost sexual stamina. “Agarwood oil has been an integral part of Unani formulations. Tried and tested remedies like ‘Qurs Kushta Tila Kalan’ and ‘Lahmina’ tonics that boost sexual vigour have a portion of it,” says Tajul Islam Bakshi of Assam Aromas, one of India’s foremost agarwood distillers and exporters. He says that although the skyrocketing cost of agarwood oil has limited its use in Unani medicine, there are still some hakims in Delhi who use it.
It is believed that burning agarwood chips over charcoal during sex can improve performance. “Oud being aphrodisiacal is subjective,” says Singh. “Auto-suggestions and placebos can work on the human psyche. I have even heard of some bizarre cases when people mixed a tiny drop of oud oil with their paan to improve sexual performance! It’s like a doctor I know who would make his male patients virile with his ‘secret magic remedy’—nothing but a simple B-complex injection!”
Historical healer
Aquilaria agallocha trees in Assam | Krishnaraj IyengarAquilaria agallocha trees in Assam | Krishnaraj Iyengar
Agar is valued as a cure for multiple disorders. According to ayurveda physician Dr Shaik Nissar of the Arya Vaidya Sala in Kottakkal, agar can be used in many ways. For cough, hiccoughs and dyspnea for example, agar churna (powder) should be consumed with honey.
For diabetes, the legendary sage Sushruta recommended a decoction of the plant cyclea peltata and agar. Oedema (fluid retention in the tissues) can be cured by applying a paste of the plant angelica glauca and agar.
Along with curing skin disorders, agar can also cure diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, bronchitis, asthma and leprosy.
According to Tajul Bakshi, the hydrosol (water derived during distillation) of agar is an antacid known to fight gastric diseases. A paste derived from the CO2 extraction of this agarwood waste, which contains 30 per cent agarwood oil, is known for its skin-nourishing properties.
Agarwood tea, from the leaves of the aquilaria agallocha tree, is a growing craze in regions including Southeast Asia. Rich in antioxidants and nutrients like zinc, sodium and calcium, it reduces insomnia and stabilises blood sugar levels in diabetics, besides curing gout.
Nissar also speaks about the medicinal uses of Indian oud as per Islamic tradition. Prophet Muhammad outlined seven basic medicinal benefits of oud for irregularity in menses, urinary diseases, heat in the body, sexual libido, for killing excess intestinal bacteria, to cure stomach complications, and to cure skin and liver disorders.v Scent plays a vital role in human sexuality. Pheromone perfumes find prominence in upmarket western fragrance lines for their ability to attract the opposite sex. But ancient sciences discovered the aphrodisiacal properties of agar centuries ago. The earthiness and warmth of agarwood’s highly potent fragrance is known to improve sexual energy.
Apart from Chinese medicine, Unani has also advocated the use of agarwood oil to improve overall health and boost sexual stamina. “Agarwood oil has been an integral part of Unani formulations. Tried and tested remedies like ‘Qurs Kushta Tila Kalan’ and ‘Lahmina’ tonics that boost sexual vigour have a portion of it,” says Tajul Islam Bakshi of Assam Aromas, one of India’s foremost agarwood distillers and exporters. He says that although the skyrocketing cost of agarwood oil has limited its use in Unani medicine, there are still some hakims in Delhi who use it.
It is believed that burning agarwood chips over charcoal during sex can improve performance. “Oud being aphrodisiacal is subjective,” says Singh. “Auto-suggestions and placebos can work on the human psyche. I have even heard of some bizarre cases when people mixed a tiny drop of oud oil with their paan to improve sexual performance! It’s like a doctor I know who would make his male patients virile with his ‘secret magic remedy’—nothing but a simple B-complex injection!”
Historical healer
Aquilaria agallocha trees in Assam | Krishnaraj IyengarAquilaria agallocha trees in Assam | Krishnaraj Iyengar
Agar is valued as a cure for multiple disorders. According to ayurveda physician Dr Shaik Nissar of the Arya Vaidya Sala in Kottakkal, agar can be used in many ways. For cough, hiccoughs and dyspnea for example, agar churna (powder) should be consumed with honey.
For diabetes, the legendary sage Sushruta recommended a decoction of the plant cyclea peltata and agar. Oedema (fluid retention in the tissues) can be cured by applying a paste of the plant angelic
Apart from Chinese medicine, Unani has also advocated the use of agarwood oil to improve overall health and boost sexual stamina. “Agarwood oil has been an integral part of Unani formulations. Tried and tested remedies like ‘Qurs Kushta Tila Kalan’ and ‘Lahmina’ tonics that boost sexual vigour have a portion of it,” says Tajul Islam Bakshi of Assam Aromas, one of India’s foremost agarwood distillers and exporters. He says that although the skyrocketing cost of agarwood oil has limited its use in Unani medicine, there are still some hakims in Delhi who use it.
It is believed that burning agarwood chips over charcoal during sex can improve performance. “Oud being aphrodisiacal is subjective,” says Singh. “Auto-suggestions and placebos can work on the human psyche. I have even heard of some bizarre cases when people mixed a tiny drop of oud oil with their paan to improve sexual performance! It’s like a doctor I know who would make his male patients virile with his ‘secret magic remedy’—nothing but a simple B-complex injection!”
Historical healer
Aquilaria agallocha trees in Assam | Krishnaraj IyengarAquilaria agallocha trees in Assam | Krishnaraj Iyengar
Agar is valued as a cure for multiple disorders. According to ayurveda physician Dr Shaik Nissar of the Arya Vaidya Sala in Kottakkal, agar can be used in many ways. For cough, hiccoughs and dyspnea for example, agar churna (powder) should be consumed with honey.
For diabetes, the legendary sage Sushruta recommended a decoction of the plant cyclea peltata and agar. Oedema (fluid retention in the tissues) can be cured by applying a paste of the plant angelica glauca and agar.
Along with curing skin disorders, agar can also cure diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, bronchitis, asthma and leprosy.
According to Tajul Bakshi, the hydrosol (water derived during distillation) of agar is an antacid known to fight gastric diseases. A paste derived from the CO2 extraction of this agarwood waste, which contains 30 per cent agarwood oil, is known for its skin-nourishing properties.
Agarwood tea, from the leaves of the aquilaria agallocha tree, is a growing craze in regions including Southeast Asia. Rich in antioxidants and nutrients like zinc, sodium and calcium, it reduces insomnia and stabilises blood sugar levels in diabetics, besides curing gout.
Nissar also speaks about the medicinal uses of Indian oud as per Islamic tradition. Prophet Muhammad outlined seven basic medicinal benefits of oud for irregularity in menses, urinary diseases, heat in the body, sexual libido, for killing excess intestinal bacteria, to cure stomach complications, and to cure skin and liver disorders.v Scent plays a vital role in human sexuality. Pheromone perfumes find prominence in upmarket western fragrance lines for their ability to attract the opposite sex. But ancient sciences discovered the aphrodisiacal properties of agar centuries ago. The earthiness and warmth of agarwood’s highly potent fragrance is known to improve sexual energy.
Apart from Chinese medicine, Unani has also advocated the use of agarwood oil to improve overall health and boost sexual stamina. “Agarwood oil has been an integral part of Unani formulations. Tried and tested remedies like ‘Qurs Kushta Tila Kalan’ and ‘Lahmina’ tonics that boost sexual vigour have a portion of it,” says Tajul Islam Bakshi of Assam Aromas, one of India’s foremost agarwood distillers and exporters. He says that although the skyrocketing cost of agarwood oil has limited its use in Unani medicine, there are still some hakims in Delhi who use it.
It is believed that burning agarwood chips over charcoal during sex can improve performance. “Oud being aphrodisiacal is subjective,” says Singh. “Auto-suggestions and placebos can work on the human psyche. I have even heard of some bizarre cases when people mixed a tiny drop of oud oil with their paan to improve sexual performance! It’s like a doctor I know who would make his male patients virile with his ‘secret magic remedy’—nothing but a simple B-complex injection!”
Historical healer
Aquilaria agallocha trees in Assam | Krishnaraj IyengarAquilaria agallocha trees in Assam | Krishnaraj Iyengar
Agar is valued as a cure for multiple disorders. According to ayurveda physician Dr Shaik Nissar of the Arya Vaidya Sala in Kottakkal, agar can be used in many ways. For cough, hiccoughs and dyspnea for example, agar churna (powder) should be consumed with honey.
For diabetes, the legendary sage Sushruta recommended a decoction of the plant cyclea peltata and agar. Oedema (fluid retention in the tissues) can be cured by applying a paste of the plant angelic
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