Cinnamon

Cinnamomum verum  Family: Lauraceae

 

Uses:

• Indigestion
• Blood sugar stabilizaion
• Improve circulation
• Congestion

Spiritual Uses:

• Love drawing: used in mojo bags
• Money drawing: used in mojo bags
• Better business: used in a floor wash for the front of your business and sidewalk

Caution: None. But avoid large doses in the early stages of pregnancy

Dosage: 1/2 tsp powdered bark infused 1 Cup boiling water taken once or twice daily; 15-30 drops tincture; also used as a common kitchen spice

Parts Used: Inner bark of the tree

Range: Native to India and Sri Lanka, not commonly grown in North America

Habitat & Growing Conditions: Grows in moist, tropical regions

Traditional Chinese Medicine Flavors: Bitter, Spicy, Aromatic, Neutral

Properties:

• Stimulating
• Astringent
• Demulcent
• Carminative

Key Constituents:

• Essential oils
• Tannins
• Iron
• Magnesium
• Mucilage
• Zinc
• Coumarins

Try the following products that include this herb and its essential oil: 

• Cinnamon & Clove Infused Honey
• Basil Bounty Soap
• Patchouli Passion
• Solar Plexus Chakra Roll On
• Root Chakra Roll On
• Abundance Spray

Sources:

The Way of Herbs, Michael Tierra p75

Medicinal Herbs: A Beginner's Guide, Rosemary Gladstar, p64

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases. If you are under the care of a health care provider and/or taking prescription medication, check with your health care provider before taking any herbal supplement.