What are the uses of agarwood? Tell me in detail.

(1) Aquilaria Resinatum is a valuable Chinese medicine, which can enter the spleen, stomach and kidney meridians. Its functions include promoting circulation of qi to relieve pain, lowering adverse qi, warming kidney and absorbing qi. It can dredge channels and collaterals, tranquilize the mind, calm down and relieve pain, restrain wind, promote fluid production and relieve asthma, relieve mental depression, regulate central nervous system, and refresh the mind. According to Compendium of Materia Medica, Aquilaria Resinatum can treat toxic swelling due to wind and water, abdominal pain, nausea, cold joint pain, invigorating qi and nourishing essence, invigorating yang and relieving stranguria, acne and plague. (2) Aquilaria sinensis can be used to carve Buddha statues, make beads, make incense and store them for Buddha. Buddha statues carved by agarwood are very rare and precious. Because large pieces of agarwood are very rare, and because of its special physical properties, the condensed place is hard and the decayed place is brittle, so you must be very careful with your knife. The rosary of agarwood or Daphne is also very precious, and it is a fine product among beads. Buddhists believe that chanting Buddha's name with a quiet fragrance will benefit Mika who works hard more and more, refresh her mind, enlighten her mind, increase her concentration and help her practice. It is extremely meritorious to offer Buddha with Daphne or pretend to hide it. Although sandalwood is also the best fragrance, the coating or fragrance made of agarwood powder is the best fragrance. Daphne is a precious spice, which is used to burn incense, extract spices, add them to wine, or directly carve them into decorations.