Cinnamon Leaf Oil is extracted from the leaf of cinnamon. It is yellowish to brown colored liquid. Cinnamon Leaf Oil is soluble in alcohol & other essential oils, but insoluble in water.Natural Cinnamon Oil is extensively used in aromatherapy, antiseptic, antibiotics, heals gastritis, diarrhea, rheumatism, kidney ailments.Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil also blends well with citrus oil, making it an ideal base for perfumes. Cinnamon has been in use as a culinary spice and a medicinal herb. The medicinal uses of cinnamon are many. It is used to improve digestion and also to provide relief from many digestive disorders such as diarrhea, flatulence and nausea. Studies have shown that cinnamon has the ability to regulate blood sugar and this property makes it useful as an herbal treatment for diabetes. According to a study, just 2.5 ml of cinnamon a day reduced the level of blood sugar in those suffering from type 2 diabetes. Cinnamon is also beneficial for those suffering from arthritis. A study was carried out in which arthritis patients were given one tablespoon of honey with half a teaspoon of cinnamon in powdered form, every day before breakfast. The participants in the study reported a significant reduction in the pain in a very short period of time.It also helps get rid of common cold, flu and headaches. Also, cinnamon has anti-fungal and anti bacterial properties and is effective against the E.Coli bacteria that cause contamination in food. Topical applications prepared with cinnamon are used for healing minor skin infections.The essential oil of the leaves has a warm and spicy fragrance that not only purifies the air but also reduces drowsiness and irritability. It also serves as an herbal and an anti-depressant. However, the oil is to be used only for the aroma and it is not meant for internal or external use. Cinnamon bark tea is relatively safe and rarely causes any side effects. However, those suffering with ulcers must not consume cinnamon in large doses, as it may irritate the stomach lining. Pregnant women should also avoid cinnamon. The essential oil should not be ingested and if it is undiluted, should not be applied directly on the skin.
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Cinnamon Leaf Oil is extracted from the leaf of cinnamon. It is yellowish to brown colored liquid. Cinnamon Leaf Oil is soluble in alcohol & other essential oils, but insoluble in water.Natural Cinnamon Oil is extensively used in aromatherapy, antiseptic, antibiotics, heals gastritis, diarrhea, rheumatism, kidney ailments.Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil also blends well with citrus oil, making it an ideal base for perfumes.
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| Product Name | Bay Leaf Oil |
|---|---|
| Category | Essential Oils |
| Botanical Name | Laurus nobilis |
| Plant Part Used | Leaves |
| Extraction Method | Steam Distillation |
| Appearance | Clear to pale yellow liquid |
| Odor Profile | Sweet, spicy, and herbal aroma with a hint of warmth |
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