Cinnamon Leaf, Fresh (Cinnamomum zeylanicum)

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Fresh Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil is produced by steam distillation. The leaves are first pruned and left to dry for a few days. After this they are distilled.

Cinnamon Leaf Oil should be mostly diffused since it is known to be irritating to the skin and mucous membranes and can cause allergic reactions.

Therefore when using it topically, one has to use it in minute concentrations.

Use it as a disinfectant. With its strong germicidal properties, cinnamon leaf oil works as a non-toxic natural disinfectant.

Cinnamon essential oil is a powerful anti-fungal. It is used to kill mold causing fungi.

Use it in a foot bath:    to get rid of fungal infections by mixing a few drops of cinnamon leaf oil mixed in sea salt or epson salt in warm water, and then soak your feet in it. This works great for athletes and people who wear closed shoes for most of the day.

To combat toe nail fungus: Use this oil in diluted form mixed with a carrier oil. We suggest using Neem Seed Oil.  For very stubborn cases you may want to use a cotton swab to dab carefully one drop straight onto the nail only.

Use cinnamon leaf oil as an insect repellent. The scent of cinnamon leaf oil can deter black ants, mosquitoes, roaches, and flies.
Simply spray or diffuse the oil around your home. You can also spray it over your mattresses and sheets to get rid of bed bugs.

To increase circulation mix a few drops Cinnamon Leaf with Ginger Essential Oil and a carrier oil and rub it into your legs and feet twice a day.

Cinnamon oil benefits psychological symptoms like emotional coldness, feelings of isolation, tension and fear. The essential oil arouses physical senses and creativity.
It relieves feelings of depression and hopelessness. It soothes mental exhaustion and promotes fresh thinkingIt alleviates negative thoughts.

It is also a naturally occurring aphrodisiac and can increase sexual function and performance as well as sexual potency in both sexes.

“This essential oil is sooo delicious and perfect for my diffuser !”    Keoni

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. The information presented here is for educational purposes of traditional uses. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Description

Recipe for homemade toothpaste: 
5 Tbsp Calcium powder
2 Tbsp Baking Soda
3 Tbsp Xylitol Powder  (powder is not sold. One has to put the xylitol granules into a food processor and mix into powder form)
1 Tbsp Neem Seed Oil
20 – 30 drops Trace Minerals
3-5 Tbsp Extra Virgin Coconut Oil to get desired creamy texture
Essential Oils:  Peppermint, Fresh Cinnamon Leaf, Clove, Spearmint, Tea Tree, Fresh Ginger, Ginger

Caution:  Cinnamon poses a drug interaction hazard.
It can be a skin allergen, redden, and even burn sensitive skin.    Avoid  during pregnancy.  Take care to not get it into your eyes or on mucous membranes.  In case of contact, DO NOT use water, instead put some vegetable oil on a tissue to gently wipe out of eye or off area of contact. In severe cases, seek professional help immediately. Avoid leaf oil when using blood thinning medications.

Cinnamon is one of the oldest spices known to man. It was valued in ancient Egypt not only as a medicine and beverage flavoring but also as an embalming agent and is also mentioned in the Bible. It was so highly prized among ancient nations that it was considered more valuable than gold throughout some of its history – fit as a gift for monarchs and gods.

It’s source was kept secret for centuries by the middlemen who handled the spice trade in the Mediterranean to protect their monopoly as suppliers. Cinnamon is native to Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, and Myanmar. It is also produced in Madagascar.

 

 

 

 

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Size

1/2 oz, 1 oz, 2 oz