Cinnamon has been used for centuries now in traditional Chinese medicine to treat ailments such as the flu and indigestion. The fragrant spice contains calcium, fiber, iron and manganese and its bark contains various healing essential oils. It is distilled from the inner bark and leaves of the shrub, which grows in Eastern India and Indonesia. It has a strong, warm, sweet aroma and should be diluted well because it irritates the skin. Stimulates the circulatory, respiratory and digestive systems. Ideal for lice and scabies. But because cinnamon does not limit its possibilities, when combined with ingredients such as olive oil and brown sugar, it can literally work wonders in the field of beauty and more.
INDICATIVE WAYS OF USE
- For inhalations – If you have a cold and a stuffy nose, put 2 drops of cinnamon essential oil in a bowl of hot water and inhale. At the same time, be careful that the vapors do not come in contact with your eyes, because they will irritate them. So make sure you cover them with a towel.
- Massage – In 100 ml of olive oil, add 1 ml of cinnamon essential oil and 2 ml of rosemary or orange essential oil. Massage the mixture all over your body to relax. If you have a cold and your abdomen hurts, do a local massage on the abdomen.
Basic properties
- Stimulates the circulatory system
- Improves breathing
- Regulates digestive function
- Soothes skin diseases
- Removes lice
- Anti-aging
- Tones the lips
- It acts against acne
- Offers cool breath
- It acts exfoliating
- Removes ants
- Hemostatic
- Antidiarrheal
- Antiviral
- Antimicrobial
- Antifungal
- Cold, stuffy nose
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