Cinnamon

properties:

• Stimulating circulatory functions
• Stimulating cardiac function
• Stimulating respiratory function
• Stimulating digestive functions (eupeptic, stomachic, anti-bloating)
• Toning of the pancreas
• Antiptride (Ceylon cinnamon kills Eberthy typhoid bacillus at a dose of 1/300
• carminative
• wormer
• bactericidal
• antispasmodic
• Slightly astringent
• hemostatic
• Weakly aphrodisiac
• emmenagogue
• Causes a slight rise in temperature
• Causes salivary, lachrymal and nasal secretion
• Powerful antiseptic (active against the bacillus of the typhoid)
• Hypotensive (hypertension)
• Disinfecting digestive tract (anti-gastritis, anti-turista) and intestines
• Improves intestinal transit
• Powerful antioxidant
• appetite suppressants

indications:

• diabetes
• Asthenia and asthenia influenza
• Atony, fatigue, overwork
• Dementia, senility
• Gastrointestinal spasms
• Febrile stomach
• influenza
• Angina, sore throat
• colds
• cooling
• overwork
• gastritis
• turista
• Intestinal flu, intestinal disturbances
• Too strong presence of candida albicans in intestines
• nausea
• flatulence
• bloating
• Promotes weight loss through its regulating effect of appetite and its management of sugar in the blood as well as the limitation of pathogenic bacteria in the digestive transit
• Dental pain, gingivitis
• Reduces stress and resulting aging
• Slows the progression of diseases of memory and senility (Alzheimer's)
• Stimulates the immune system
• Supports memory functions and reduces memory loss
• Participates in a better concentration and vigilance
• Associated with ginseng, or eleutherococca, guarana, ginger, this synergy with cinnamon allows to fight effectively:
• Asthenia, lethargy
• lack of motivation
• Aphrodisiac, she struggles against impotence (think also of the griffonia, which brings much support and comfort, as much to the woman as to the man, for the amorous antics)
• Associated with St. John's Wort or griffonia is an effective antidepressant
• Emmenagogue (which causes or regulates menstrual cycles, menstruation) associated with the choice of 2-3 plants: rosemary, mugwort, basil, camomile, caraway, tarragon, juniper, hyssop, lavender, mint, oregano, sage, thyme.
• cardiovascular illnesses

Manual:

Internal use:

1-2 'sticks' to add to 1/2 liter of cold water and bring to a boil. Cook for 5-7 minutes and infuse for 15 minutes. Drink during the day or during difficult digestions after meals.

Its ground powder as spices in dishes.

Its bark crushed as 'sweetener' in herbal teas.

And the recipes with cinnamon are very numerous,

As much in salt (tajine, couscous, daube ...)
So much sweet (rice pudding, compote, tarts, gingerbread, pears in wine ...)
As much for recipes of aperitif or digestive wine (hot wine, hypocras, arranged rum
 

External use:

A homemade insecticide can be made by adding 1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder, 50g of black soap, 1 teaspoon of household vinegar and 1 teaspoon of oil in one liter of water.
Lets the ants flee to the garden (powdered cinnamon ground on the passage of the ants)