Immunity, infections, ulcers and parasites

Cinnamon oil is an extremely strong antimicrobial agent against bacteria, fungi and parasites. It effectively destroys many of the most common harmful microbes such as Candida Albicans and Streptococcus mutans. What's more, cinnamon oil also kills so-called "superbugs" - organisms with developed resistance to pharmaceutical drugs.

 

Cinnamon essential oil can help heal an ulcer. It effectively kills Helicobacter pylori - the bacteria that cause ulcers and is rich in eugenol, a compound with a proven healing effect against stomach ulcers.

Due to its extremely strong anti-inflammatory action, cinnamon is an excellent choice for relieving chronic inflammatory diseases such as arthritis, irritable bowel syndrome, etc. As a powerful immune booster and antioxidant, cinnamon oil can also help fight infectious diseases such as flu, colds, and gastrointestinal infections.

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Metabolism and blood sugar

For thousands of years, cinnamon has been known as a useful remedy against obesity and diabetes. A study by the academic journal "Metabolism" found that the main active ingredient of cinnamon oil, "cinnamic aldehyde" promotes fat burning by activating thermogenic reactions in human fat cells, without unwanted side effects.

Other research shows that cinnamon stimulates insulin release and balances blood sugar levels in people with diabetes and at risk of diabetes. It is also known that unstable blood sugar can cause overeating, constant hunger, fatigue and weight gain.

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Heart

Cinnamon oil may be beneficial for heart health, especially when combined with exercise. It helps address the main causes of heart failure and stroke by lowering cholesterol, relieving inflammation and containing active ingredients that dilate the heart's blood vessels. (1,2)

 

Mood, energy and stress

Cinnamon essential oil can help relieve stress and depressive disorders, as well as improve alertness and mental clarity, especially when combined with other essential oils such as peppermint, orange, ylang ylang, lavender, or geranium. These properties make it perfect for aromatherapy therapy or massage while at work or after a hard day. (1,2)

 

Beautiful skin

Cinnamon essential oil has numerous beautifying and healing benefits for the skin, thanks to its nourishing, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It rejuvenates and tightens the skin and improves blood circulation, which has a filling and detoxifying effect. It is useful for inflammatory skin diseases such as dermatitis, rashes, eczema and others.

 

It is particularly effective for the treatment of acne, as it addresses and eliminates the causes of its appearance, namely inflammation and acne-causing bacteria - Propionibacterium acnes. (1)

 

Aphrodisiac

In folk medicine, cinnamon oil is known as a natural aphrodisiac and sexual stimulant. In animal studies, cinnamon oil significantly increases sexual function and is an effective treatment for impotence. These benefits may be due to the fact that cinnamon is rich in manganese, a rare element essential for sexual health, and that cinnamon oil stimulates blood circulation and raises body temperature.

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Safety

• Keep out of reach of children.

• In case of contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly with water.

• Before use, do a sensitivity test in the pit of the elbow flexion. If there is a rash or redness - do not use the product.

• Do not use if allergic to the oil.

• Do not use in children under 6 years old.

• Concentrated product, dilute before use.

• If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have hypersensitive skin or want to use essential oil for your child, consult a specialist first!

• Note: The oil is strong and is not recommended for allergic persons and during pregnancy, as well as its use in nursing mothers 2 hours before breastfeeding! When using it, consultation with a specialist is necessary!