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Is Your Cinnamon Supplements Real or Fake? Cinnamon is a unique herb that is known for its medicinal values and lovely fragrance. Cinnamon is basically available in stick form or powdered form. In medieval times, physicians use cinnamon to treat hoarseness, sore throats and coughing. This spice was also valued for its preservative qualities. However, by 1833, the downfall of the cinnamon had begun when other countries realized that it could be easily grown in areas as Java, Sumatra, Guyana and many more .Now cinnamon also grows in countries like the West Indies and South America. What is Ceylon Cinnamon? Ceylon Cinnamon also called True Cinnamon is a medicinal spice. It was originated from Sri Lanka and Europe. Ceylon

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Is Your Cinnamon Supplements

Real or Fake?

Cinnamon is a unique herb that is known for its medicinal

values and lovely fragrance. Cinnamon is basically available in

stick form or powdered form. In medieval times, physicians use

cinnamon to treat hoarseness, sore throats and coughing. This

spice was also valued for its preservative qualities. However, by

1833, the downfall of the cinnamon had begun when other

countries realized that it could be easily grown in areas as Java,

Sumatra, Guyana and many more .Now cinnamon also grows in

countries like the West Indies and South America.

What is Ceylon Cinnamon?

Ceylon Cinnamon also called True Cinnamon is a medicinal

spice. It was originated from Sri Lanka and Europe. Ceylon

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Cinnamon possesses extraordinary health benefits for diabetic

patient and also for people who suffer from obesity and

cholesterol problems. This Cinnamon was originated from tree

named Cinnamomum Zeylanicum.Ceylon Cinnamon has sweet

and delicate flavor that makes it suitable for cakes, pastries and

desserts. These cinnamons have thin and paper like texture and

contains small or negligible amount of couramin.Nowadays

most of grocery stores are selling Chinese Cinnamon that comes

from plant called Cinnamomum Cassia which is quite injurious

to health.

Why do people take Cinnamon?

Cinnamon is popular for its medicinal value and has been used

as a part of medicine in all parts of the world since medieval

period.

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• Real cinnamons have numerous health benefits and it can treat

various diseases like cancer arthritis, diabetes, heart disease,

asthma, peptic ulcers, menstrual problems, psoriasis

• It helps in lowering the blood glucose levels in diabetics and

can prevent tissue damage and inflammation caused by high

levels of blood sugar.

• Cinnamon smell enhances cognitive processing and its

consumption improves the brain function.

• Real cinnamon contains small amount of coumarin which help

in blood clotting.

• It helps in reducing cholesterol and blood sugar

How much Cinnamon should you take?

Though there is no established dose for Cinnamon but according

to some studies you can take about 2-4 grams which is equal to

of cinnamon per day .Cinnamon Supplements should not be

taken to treat diabetes if you are taking any medication to

control your blood sugar. The amalgamation of these treatments

can cause low blood sugar, fatigue, excessive sweating and

many other health issues. If you are allergic to Cinnamon then

you should not take cinnamon otherwise it can lead to skin rash

or breathing problems.

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Conclusion

But it is crucial to differentiate between the real cinnamon and

fake cinnamon because bottled or packaged ground cinnamon

does not mention its type and the origin. So when you buy

Ceylon cinnamon supplements or Ceylon Cinnamon Powder

next time then try to distinguish between the real and the fake

cinnamon by analyzing its texture and color.

Contact Us…

Dru Era Pvt Ltd

616 Corporate Way Suite 2-6594

Valley Cottage, NY 10989

Phone: 1-844-437-8372

Websites: http://www.ceylon-cinnamon.com/