Description
Cinnamon essential oil (Cinnamomum Zeylanicum), a gift from the king, whose presence on the table was directly proportional to the magnificence of the court.
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According to the Ministry of Health, it is an antioxidant and supports carbohydrate metabolism. It has digestive functions and benefits intestinal transit, also eliminating air.
A very powerful antibacterial, it was used to preserve meat. It activates thermogenesis, thus promoting the transformation of fats into energy.
In Naturopathy it is recommended to clear the airways, aid digestion and eliminate abdominal swelling. Read the In-depth fact sheet on the properties of Cinnamon edited by Doctor Matteo Politi
It can be used in massage both to soothe muscle pain and as an anti-cellulite, in fact it has a toning action in favor of the circulatory system, has a powerful lipolytic action and stimulates circulation.
Excellent in the kitchen for flavouring desserts, syrups and EVO oil, try it in spray version “Essentia”
Considered an aphrodisiac, it keeps sadness at bay, that sense of uselessness that blocks any initiative.
Suggested Uses:
- Room diffuser: choose between 2 and 5 drops in 100 ml. of water
- Bath tub: we recommend 5 drops of essential oil (always dilute in a handful of salt or in a vegetable oil to prevent them from volatilizing)
- Massages: We recommend diluting 1 drop of essential oil in a tablespoon of oil via
- Food use: We recommend 1/2 drops per 100 gr. of food to be flavoured, to be added at the end of cooking (we suggest always starting with the lowest recommended dose to, if necessary, increase the drops in the future). This essential oil also goes very well in some cocktails
Warnings: Do not use in case of chronic diseases, during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
If in doubt, consult a doctor/naturopath.
This essential oil can irritate the skin, be careful
