Cinnamon is one of the oldest spices known to mankind.It has been mentioned in the Bible numerous times, and at one point in their history, the ancient Egyptians placed a higher value on this humble spice than pure gold! The sweet, earthy aroma and apparent health benefits of Cinnamon made it a very popular commodity world-wide.An ancient Chinese book of botanicals, estimated to have been written about 2,700 Y.B.C., praises Cinnamon and it’s helpful effects on the human body.
In modern times Cinnamon is still widely used in baking and to add a warm zest to teas, soups, and main course dishes, however its popularity has somewhat diminished; its current value is considerably less than its weight in gold.Various constituents in Cinnamon have been found to help boost immune function, in addition to promoting healthy blood cells, platelets, and blood sugar levels.Cinnamon helps cleanse the bloodstream and contains a natural anti-clotting factor, and may prove to be useful to help prevent a stroke.Studies have proved that Cinnamon also possesses anti-microbial chemicals and helps protect the body against invasive bacteria, viruses, and yeast.Still other studies have revealed that Cinnamon helps reduce the dreaded blood sugar spike following the consumption of food.Many believe people with type II diabetes can benefit from supplementing a little Cinnamon into their diets, as it has been found to improve the body’s response to insulin.
Benefits:
Enhances Immune Function
Anti-Microbial Activity
Helps Freshen Breath
Help Prevent Blood Clots
Reduces Sugar Spike after Eating
Tones Metabolism
Improves Body’s Response to Insulin
Cinnamon Serving Size: 2 Capsules
APS
%DV
Cinnamon - Cinnamoium cassia (bark)
1000 mg
*
APS = Amount Per Serving *% Daily Value (%DV) not established.
Other Ingredients: Gelatin (capsule), Rice, Silica
SKU: 977-100 Distributed or manufactured from Seacoast Vitamins. See more Seacoast Vitamins products.
*Not intended to diagnose or treat diseases or ailments, and is not reviewed by the
FDA.
Uses & Indications.
Fighting Infection
Relieving Inflammation
Improving Digestion
Regulating Blood Sugar
Ailments & Concerns.
Hypoglycemia
Halitosis
Toothache
Diabetes
Hyperglycemia
Questions and answers:
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Asked on: January 23, 2013 Question: I have a prescription to mix 1 teaspoon of raw cinnamon into a glass of Honey and water.I would like to substitute cinnamon capsules since cinnamon doesn't mix easily. Can I substitute capsules and if so - how many are equal to a teaspoon of raw cinnamon??
00A: Thank you for your interesst in Seacoast Cinnamon. This product is pure cinnamon bark in a capsule and is the same as the powdered cinnamon. Please consult with your physician on how many capsules you should take as each 2 capsules is 1000 mg.
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