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Cinnamon

Botanicals / Herbs
Botanical Name or Chemical Name: Cinnamomum zeylanicum

Found 11 oral uses for Cinnamon

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    Cinnamon reduces blood sugar; stimulates insulin action; balances blood sugar. Take 3-5 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many months.

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    Cinnamon reduces total cholesterol; reduces LDL (bad) cholesterol; reduces triglycerides. Take 1-4 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many months.

  • Heart attack prevention RatingRatingRating

    Cinnamon reduces total cholesterol; reduces LDL (bad) cholesterol; reduces triglycerides; reduces heart disease risk. Take 1-4 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many months.

  • Nausea RatingRatingRating

    Cinnamon reduces nausea. Take 1-2 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many days.

  • Syndrome X RatingRatingRating

    Cinnamon reduces insulin resistance; increases insulin effectiveness; increases insulin sensitivity. Take 3-5 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many months.

  • Colic RatingRating

    Cinnamon is a carminative; helps eliminate gas; alleviates stomach pain; alleviates intestinal spasms. Take 1-2 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Gastritis RatingRating

    Cinnamon protects stomach linings; alleviates stomach pain; improves digestion. Take 1-2 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many months.

  • GERD RatingRating

    Cinnamon is a carminative; helps eliminate gas; improves digestion. Take 1-2 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Indigestion RatingRating

    Cinnamon is a carminative; helps eliminate gas; alleviates stomach pain; improves digestion. Take 1-2 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Menorrhagia RatingRating

    Cinnamon reduces bleeding; alleviates symptoms. Take 1-4 g of cinnamon daily, in divided doses, for many months.
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