Packaging: 50 g (or 500 g & 1 kg) containing the bark of the plant in 6 cm (whole stick).
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Other Names: Ceylon Cinnamon & Cinnamon Bark
Properties:
- Aids digestion.
- A stick or powdered cinnamon in hot wine invigorates.
- Inhalation of steam helps with coughs and colds.
Additionally, cinnamon is used in countless combinations in pastry and as a spice in meat dishes (such as beef, rabbit, etc.). There is also powdered cinnamon, which is freshly ground and much easier to use.
Origin: Egypt
Storage: Keep in a dark and cool place (5°C – 15°C).
Preparation: 1 tablespoon of broken cinnamon (or one stick) is placed in a container with 1 cup of water, boiled for 5-10 minutes, and then strained before use.
Historical Information: Cinnamon is an ancient spice mentioned in the Old Testament. It has been used in parts of Europe since 500 BC. However, until the 16th century, only Chinese cinnamon was known in the West. The cinnamon from Sri Lanka has a more delicate aroma and is now the variety most commonly found in Europe.
Scientifically Supported Applications: The German Commission E and ESCOP recommend the use of cinnamon bark for digestive complaints, such as gas and spasmodic disturbances, as well as for anorexia, and ESCOP also for diarrhea. Scientific studies using cell systems have demonstrated the antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory effects of cinnamon essential oil. Additionally, its efficacy against various strains of fungi and bacteria has been proven.
