Cinnamon essential oil

Cinnamon Essential Oils

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True cinnamon is Ceylon
Cinnamon. Look for
Cinnamomum Zeylanicum
Country of Origin: Ceylon

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The only caveat about cinnamon is that it includes cinnamldyde.
Cinnamaldhyde is an allergen. According to healthline, "Cinnamon
is one of the most common spice allergy trigge rs."

More cool things to know about Cinnamon
Cinnamon has many vitamins!
A teaspoon of cinnamon has 68% of the recommended daily
manganese and a bonus of 8% calcium, 4 % iron and 3% of
Vitamin K according to Dr. Josh Axe who touts the benefits of
cinnamon's nutrition among the many health benefits of cinnamon.

Prevent fungus from killing small seedlings with Cinnamon.
Dust your seedlings in cinnamon and you'll help avoid the fungus
that kills them. Use cinnamon as a rooting agent, according to
gardeningknowhow.com.

G ive your cuttings a quick start with the help of
cinnamon powder. Cinnamon prevent the fungus that
causes damping-off disease.

Other herbs include: Aloe (the cactus-like plant), olive oil.

Happy endings...
Cinnamon essential oil is a powerful natural antiseptic that will
make you happier. You'll find cinnamon essential oil useful in
fighting infections including coughs, colds, and viral infections,
and providing comforting feelings of home.

Men are happier using cinnamon essential oils: Not only
does it smell great, but cinnamon is actually an aphrodiasiac
with some scientific basis.Guys suffering from erectile
dysfunction may want to put away the Viagra. Give the
reproductive organs the oxygen it needs when you increase
your circulation with cinnamon essential oils!

People with diabetes are happier using cinnamon
essential oils. Diabetics can rejoice in the power of
cinnamon essential oil for its ability to help the body
regulate blood glucose levels Cinnamon essential oil can also
promote weight loss. For this reason, too cinnamon oil is
also fantastic for anybody with diabetes. Learn more about
how diabetics can prepare for a long term emergency.

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Cinnamon was one of the essential oils mentioned in the bible!
Other essential oils mentioned in the bible include:

Benzoin also called Onycha (Styrax benzoin)
Cedarwood
Cassia and Cinnamon
Cypress
Hyssop
Frankincense
Galbanum (Ferula gummosa). Biblical reference is Ex 30:34,
Galbanum supports the immune, digestive, respiratory,
circulatory, and other body systems. It is also useful as an
aid for troubled or mature skin. A published abstract says it
is effective as a root canal disinfectant!
Myrrrh . Myrrh is a resin. The first essential oil described in
the bible is Myrhh (Genesis 37:25) in the story of Joseph. It
is also the last essential oil used in the bible (Revelation 18:
13).
Myrtle
Rose of Sharon (Cistus ladanifer)
Sandalwood
Spikenard
Sweet calamus

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With thieves oil you should also keep out reach of children. If you are pregnant,
nursing or taking medications, or have a medical condition, consult with your primary
care physician prior to use. Also, store in a cool, dark place.

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Above, Dr. Josh Axe talks about the top five benefits of Cinnamon Essential
Oil. Be sure to stop by his Web site to get his free guide.

Dr. Axe outlines five benefits:

Help balance your blood sugar. This means it's great for
preppers with diabetes because it helps prevent blood sugar
spikes.
Anti-microbial properties to clean. Dr. Axe suggests
making a spray with sweet orange essential oil. Dr. Axe
suggests you can also use it in your toothpaste.
Antioxidant. Behind only clove oil, cinnamon essential oil
can protect your body against free radical damage.
Supports weight loss. Add a drop of organic cinnamon leaf
essential oil to your applesauce, for example.
Increases energy level. To get the benefits of increased
energy, Dr. Axe recommends you diffuse cinnamon leaf
essential oil.

Our list goes beyond the top five uses of Cinnamon essential oil.

Cinnamon essential oil benefits
Cinnamon leaf essential oil has a warm, spicy and clove-like
smell that you'll love. You'll love adding cinnamon to your
prepper's medicine cabinet. Some of the many uses include:

Cinnamon essential use #1: antibiotic.
Cinnamon essential oil has antibiotic properties and is often
included as one of the key ingredients of thieves oil, an essential
oil blend, which is well known as a germ fighter.

How to use cinnamon essential oil as an antibiotic. Take a
dietary supplement. You can dilute a food-grade cinnamon
oil to add flavor to your fosod and this simultaneously will
help to destroy food-borne pathogens.

Cinnamon essential use #2: antifungal.
Cinnamon essential oil is a surprising antifungal. According to an
abstract published by the U.S. National Library of Medicine
National Institutes of Health, "Several essential oils, including
eucalyptus, pine, cinnamon and lemon, have been shown to be
effective against Candida strain."

How to use cinnamon essential oil as an antifungal:
Yeast infections: Candida is the overgrowth of yeast and
bad bacteria in the body. Symptoms include chronic fatigue,
leaky gut, and a host of digestive problems. Cinnamon is
one of the bitter herbs recommended by Dr. Josh Axe on
how to cure candida.

Cinnamon essential oil use #3: anti-inflammatory.
Cinnamon reduces inflammation in the gut to help heal. Eat more
cinnamon because it eases swelling! Inflammation is actually the
body's response to infection with swelling or pain. As an anti-
inflammatory, cinnamon is known to reduce inflammation in the
body, but there's so much more.

How to use cinnamon essential oil as an anti-
inflammatory: Certain foods like cinnamon are known to
heal the body, along with others such as turmeric. You can
eat cinnamon to help reduce swelling or chew Spry gum,
pictured right, or other foods flavored with cinnamon
essential oil for example. Enjoy cinnamon toast or sprinkle
cinnamon in your coffee or hot chocolate.

Cinnamon essential oil use: #4: antibacterial.
Cinnamon essential oil is a valued home remedy for dental care.
In Ayurvedic medicine as well, practioners remedy a toothache
with cinnamon bark (Cinnamomum cassia). Cassia cinnamon can
inkindle a digestive "fire" and eliminate natural toxins in the GI
tract.

Essential oils are a legitimate way to fight bacteria, and in
particular, cinnamon essential oil works wonders. It makes a
great tasting toothpaste, but it's also extremely effective! The U.
S. National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health,
published an abstract proving essential oils have antibacterial
activity against strains of six bacterial species. The list of
essential oils with antibacterial component s includes cinnamon.

Bacteria causes tooth decay, which is among the principal ways
you can take advantage of cinnamon essential oil.

How to use cinnamon essential oil as an antibacterial: Use
a cinnamon toothpaste or chew cinnamon gum! Cinnamon
shows beneficial effects on oral health for dealing with
toothaches, oral infections, and freshening breath. Spry
cinnamon gum, right, also has xylitol. If you are so inclined
you can make your own toothpaste.

Cinnamon essential oil use #5: antimicrobial.
Cinnamon Leaf essential oil has antimicrobial properties. An
antimicrobial, kills microorganisms or inhibits their growth.
Cinnamon has helped people suffering from an E. coli infection,
according to Dr. Josh Axe who cites a study from the Iran Journal
of Medicine. Dr. Axe suggests a home remedy of honey and
cinnamon.

Cinnamon Leaf essential oil* has been used for many years as
part of a popular cleaning blend, though modern society has all
but forgotten.

How to use cinnamon leaf essential oil as an
antimicrobial. Dr. Axe suggests mixing Cinnamon Essential
Oil with Sweet Orange Essential oils to clean. He also
suggests diffusing it for added benefits.

Cinnamon essential oil use #6: antiseptic.
Antiseptics are antimicrobial substances, which are applied to
the skin to help prevent infection. Cinnamon Leaf essential oil is
a powerful antiseptic and also has been considered useful with
infections including coughs, colds, and viral infections.

How to use cinnamon essential oil as an antiseptic.

Cinnamon essential oil use #7: antioxidant.
Cinnamon is a rich spice that's loaded with antioxidants, which
may help prevent coughs, colds and viral infections. Since
antiquity people have been using cinnamon as a means of
preserving food and as a flavoring enhancing spice.

It's no wonder your senses naturally draw you to this powerful
spice. Because Cinnamon oil is ultra concentrated with
antioxidants, it's also effective as a natural digestive aid. Some
say it can help with diarrhea.

How to use cinnamon as an antioxidant. Take
supplements! Right is Cyelon Cinnamon, a dietary
supplement packed with powerful antioxidants from
cinnamon that's even higher than super foods like garlic or
oregano.

Cinnamon essential oil use #8: disinfectant.
Cinnamon Leaf Oil (distinctly different from Cassia) is extremely
effective against antibiotic resistant bacteria, which makes a
powerful food safe nontoxic disinfectant to disinfect Kitchen
cupboards, inside refrigerators and toys.

How to use cinnamon essential oil as a disinfectant.

Cinnamon essential oil use #9: digestive support.
Cinnamon essential oil can help soothe nausea and indigestion,
and even helps with weight control.

How to use cinnamon essential oil for digestion: Take a
dietary supplement or cook regularly with cinnamon!

Try Dr. Axe's Crockpot Cinnamon Applesauce Recipe.

How to use cinnamon essential oil for weight control.
Cinnamon essential oil supports weight loss. Before crisis,
preppers need to keep their weight optimal, so if you're a
prepper who struggles with weight, then look to cinnamon
to support your weight loss goals. Not only will cinnamon
help decrease appetite, but it will also balance your insulin
and blood sugar spikes. In short, you will balance your sugar
levels and not crave sugary snacks. This may support your
weight loss goals.

Cinnamon essential oil use #10: energy booster.
Cinnamon essential oil can boost your energy levels. Cinnamon is
well known to help regulate blood sugar levels of people with
diabetes. (Skip to #13 to learn how cinnamon essential oil helps
balance blood sugars.) Well regulated blood sugar means you'll
have more energy.

You don't have to eat cinnamon to gain the benefits of an energy
boost. You can use cinnamon essential oil!

Cinnamon Leaf Oil promotes circulation, helping to alleviate
aches and pains. As well, Cinnamon Leaf oil builds and maintains
a healthy immune system and has long been used to flavor food
and for its internal health benefits.

How to use Cinnamon essential oil to boost energy. Dr.
Axe reconmends diffusing cinnamon essential if you're
getting ready for a work out as it helps boost your energy
levels.

Cinnamon essential oil use #11: improve heart
health.
Cinnamon Essential oil is heart healthy. Help keep your arteries
clear with cinnamon and cinnamon essential oil. This powerful
natural substance builds circulation and can keep dangerous
plaque from building up.

Ask your physician about cinnamon if you've suffered from a
heart attack or stroke and you'll learn how beneficial cinnamon
and cinnamon essential oils can be to improving your health and
vitality.

Cinnamon essential oil use #12: Ease joint pain.
Combine Cinnamon Leaf and Clove Bud with your favorite carrier
oil to help with the aches associated with aging joints.

Cinnamon Leaf Oil promotes circulation, helping to alleviate
aches and pains. As well, Cinnamon Leaf oil builds and maintains
a healthy immune system and has long been used to flavor food
and for its internal health benefits.

Cinnamon essential oil use #13: Combat illness.
In the video above, Dr. Josh Axe explains how cinnamon oil hs
been used since biblical times to make an annointing oil that
heals. It was the ancient way to heal seasonal illness along with
praying. The recipe is still alive today. The holy annointing oil is
a combination of sweet cinnamon oil, cassia oil, sweet calamus,
myrrh and olive oil used by priests:

Exodus 30:22-25:

"Take thou also unto thee the chief

spices, of flowing

myrrh

five hundred shekels, and of sweet

weet cinnamon

half so much, even two hundred and fifty,

and of

sweet calamus

two hundred and fifty, and of

cassia

five hundred, after the shekel of the sanctuary, and of

olive

oil

a hin."

Cinnamon essential oil promotes a healthy immune response.
Diffuse cinnamon leaf essential oil the air to help combat
seasonal illness threats

Cinnamon essential oil use #14: Gets rid of bug!
Dr. Mercola suggests adding cinnamon leaf oil to a non-chemical
shampoo to get rid of stubborn head lice.

Black ants
Lice:
Flies
Mosquitoes
Roaches

Combine equal parts of Lemongrass, Lavender and Cinnamon
Leaf to help deter bugs.

Cinnamon essential oil use #15: balance blood sugar.
For thousands of years healers have used cinnamon to treat
common ailments, such as headaches or indigestion. Today
researchers are concluding that cinnamon is high in antioxidants
and can help people with diabetes.

Cinnamon has a sweetness, which can help you curb your
appetite for sweets, but there's more good and happy news
about Cinnamon essential oils, particularly if you're a diabetic
prepper.

If you or a loved one suffers from diabetes, there's good news
for you with Cinnamon essential oil because it helps you balance
your blood sugar. Known to help with the glucose tolerance
factor, Cinnamon essential oil, "may be added to the long list of
natural products that can affect insulin sensitivity," according to
study published in the U.S. National Library of Medicine, National
Institutes of health in an abstract published in March 2005. The
study listed fenugreek, cinnamon, cumin, and oregano essential
oils, to enhance insulin sensitivity. The American Diabetes
Association agrees that cinnamon improves glucose and lipids of
people with Type 2 Diabetes. They recommend taking six grams
per day. That's about 3/4 of teaspoon.

How to use Cinnamon Essential Oil* if you are a diabetic:
Diffusing cinnamon essential oil is an ideal way to get the
benefits for both types diabetics (Type I and Type II),
hypoglycemics and anyone interested in better health.

Learn more:

repping for diabetes

Diabetic food storage

Essential oils for diabetes

Confused about the different types of cinnamon?
There are two types of cinnamon oil: Cinnamon bark essential oil
and cinnamon leaf oil. Many feel Cinnamomum zeylanicum
(Ceylon from Sri Lanka) is the true cinnamon. A close cousin is
Cinnamomum verum. These are different from the familiar
American version of the spice Cinnamon Cassia. It is confusing,
but when looking for a cinnamon essential oil, you must look for
the origin: Sri Lanka.

Cinnamon bark oil helps reduce inflammation as it increases
circulation, relieves depression, stimulates immune system,
increases libido and more. It fights viruses,

As a natural digestive aid, cinnamon bark oil fights parasites.
It also fights free radicals.

Never apply cinnamon bark oil directly to the skin without a
carrier oil. It's potent stuff!

Cinnamon is a component of Thieves oil.

Cinnamon Essential Oil
Using cinnamon essential oils in prepping

You've been eating the wrong kind of cinnamon all these years!
Americans consume cinnamon cassia from China, which is sold as
cinnamon, and is cheaper.

The real stuff is from Sri Lanka, formerly Ceylon, and is called
Cinnamomum zeylanicum. (A close cousin is Cinnamomum
verum.) Ceylon cinnamon is highly prized because it is sweeter
and milder than the rest. It's also four times the price and for
good reason. Health practitioners recommend Ceylon cinnamon
because it has less coumarin in it than the other kinds of
cinnamon. Coumarin acts like a blood thinner and is known to
cause liver damage in high dosages.

It's like you've been eating an imposter all these years. So now
you know that the best cinnamon essential oil is Ceylon, not
Cassia. If you're going to enjoy the health benefits of cinnamon
as a medicinal supplement, be sure to look for Ceylon cinnamon,
or at least Cinnamomum verum, also pictured right.

Reasons to Stock Cinnamon Essential Oils
Now that you know that the true cinnamon is from Sri Lanka,
you'll seek out the coveted spice for your prepper's pantry and
now also your essential oils. Cinnamon is among the most
referenced of spices and essential oils in the bible.

The Old Testament touts cinnamon benefits within the context of
an anointing and perfuming oil, and Dr. Axe below explains...

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