Cinnamon oil, also known as Cinnamonium Verium is extracted from the bark of a tropical evergreen tree and is known to be highly fragrant with metabolic and immune support as well as purification properties. Cinnamon contains mucilage, tannin, sugar, resin, and oil which is made up of cynnamaldehyde or cinnamic aldehyde. This oil compound is responsible for the flavor and aroma of cinnamon. Cinnamon also contains eugenol which is a commonly used compound by dentists with antiseptic properties similar to clove oil. As a side note and fun fact, Cinnamon was once traded at a commodity more valuable than Gold in Egyptian Culture and was used for embalming!
According to the National Library of Medicine and National Institute of Health, cinnamon may have insulin mimetic properties that enhance glucose uptake. The polyphenolic compounds contribute to pharmacological activities within the body. In addition to a traditional spice used in many cultures, Cinnamon has been found to have strong anti-inflammatory properties. It has been used in ancient and modern cultures to support digestive function, cardiovascular health, and respiratory function.
When diffused, cinnamon oil creates a warm and spicy aroma in the atmosphere. Cinnamon is beneficial for purifying the air and when inhaled, may help with congestion. Cinnamon oil can be used to repel pests like ants, and mosquitos.
Blends well with Black Pepper, Clove, Ginger, Geranium, Cardamom, Bergamot, Frankincense, Grapefruit, Lavender, Lemon, Wild Orange, Tea Tree (Melaleuca), and Ylang Ylang
KEY FEATURES
Warnings/Contraindications: Everyone has diverse skin and sensitivities. If you have never used Cinnamon Oil in a skin application before, make sure you research the possible side effects, and test with caution. Do not allow children, pregnant, or nursing mothers to use this product without the advice of a physician. Avoid using inside ears,in or around eyes, or other sensitive areas.
According to the National Library of Medicine and National Institute of Health, cinnamon may have insulin mimetic properties that enhance glucose uptake. The polyphenolic compounds contribute to pharmacological activities within the body. In addition to a traditional spice used in many cultures, Cinnamon has been found to have strong anti-inflammatory properties. It has been used in ancient and modern cultures to support digestive function, cardiovascular health, and respiratory function.
When diffused, cinnamon oil creates a warm and spicy aroma in the atmosphere. Cinnamon is beneficial for purifying the air and when inhaled, may help with congestion. Cinnamon oil can be used to repel pests like ants, and mosquitos.
Blends well with Black Pepper, Clove, Ginger, Geranium, Cardamom, Bergamot, Frankincense, Grapefruit, Lavender, Lemon, Wild Orange, Tea Tree (Melaleuca), and Ylang Ylang
KEY FEATURES
- Product: 100% Natural Pure Cinnamon Oil
- Oil Type: Therapeutic Grade Essential Oil
- Sizes: 5ml, 15ml
- Uses: Add to a diffuser or dilute with fractionated coconut oil
- Effect: Purification, Respiratory Support, Fragrance
- For external use only
Warnings/Contraindications: Everyone has diverse skin and sensitivities. If you have never used Cinnamon Oil in a skin application before, make sure you research the possible side effects, and test with caution. Do not allow children, pregnant, or nursing mothers to use this product without the advice of a physician. Avoid using inside ears,in or around eyes, or other sensitive areas.
