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Country of Origin: India
Botanical Name: Cinnamomum zeylanicum
Family Name: Lauraceae
INCI: Cinnamomum zeylanicum bark oil
Common Names: Cinnamon Bark, True Cinnamon
Parts Used: Bark
Extraction Method: Steam Distilled
Scent: Medium, Floral, Sweet, and Spicy
Appearance: Yellow to Orange
Physical State: Liquid
Natural: Yes
Purity: 100%
Specific Gravity: 1.005
Flash Point (Closed Cup): 87.700°CProperties:
Cinnamon bark oil is derived from the plant of the species name Laurus(Lauraceae) cinnamomum and belongs to the Lauraceae botanical family. Native to parts of South Asia, today cinnamon plants are grown across different nations throughout Asia and shipped around the world in the form of cinnamon essential oil or cinnamon spice.
The cinnamon plant is used in a few different ways to produce medicinally beneficial products. For example, you’re probably familiar with common cinnamon spice that’s sold in nearly every grocery store in the U.S. Cinnamon oil is a bit different because it’s a much more potent form of the plant that contains special compounds not found in the dried spice.
Some of the most researched health benefits of cinnamon bark oil include:
- Decreases inflammation
- Reduces blood sugar
- Decreases bad cholesterol
- Fights infections
- High antioxidant content
- Stimulates the immune system
- Stimulates libido
- Fights parasites
Country of Origin: India
Botanical Name: Cinnamomum zeylanicum
Family Name: Lauraceae
INCI: Cinnamomum zeylanicum bark oil
Common Names: Cinnamon Bark, True Cinnamon
Parts Used: Bark
Extraction Method: Steam Distilled
Scent: Medium, Floral, Sweet, and Spicy
Appearance: Yellow to Orange
Physical State: Liquid
Natural: Yes
Purity: 100%
Specific Gravity: 1.005
Flash Point (Closed Cup): 87.700°C
Properties:
Cinnamon bark oil is derived from the plant of the species name Laurus(Lauraceae) cinnamomum and belongs to the Lauraceae botanical family. Native to parts of South Asia, today cinnamon plants are grown across different nations throughout Asia and shipped around the world in the form of cinnamon essential oil or cinnamon spice.
The cinnamon plant is used in a few different ways to produce medicinally beneficial products. For example, you’re probably familiar with common cinnamon spice that’s sold in nearly every grocery store in the U.S. Cinnamon oil is a bit different because it’s a much more potent form of the plant that contains special compounds not found in the dried spice.
Some of the most researched health benefits of cinnamon bark oil include:
- Decreases inflammation
- Reduces blood sugar
- Decreases bad cholesterol
- Fights infections
- High antioxidant content
- Stimulates the immune system
- Stimulates libido
- Fights parasites
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Grass Fed delicious tallow, I am new to cooking and frying with it and I have to be honest, it’s amazing! Mild aroma and flavor. Cutting seed oils out of my families diet and glad my son encouraged me to order this to try.–Roseann Storm
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I bake a lot and go through avocado oil quickly. I love it for it's neutral taste & high smoke point. *Bonus* I rub any residual oil left in measuring cup into my skin! This is a wonderful oil, was shipped quickly & it is the perfect size for our household!– Vampie Oodles
I'm reordering for the 2nd time. I put this on my dogs dry dog food and they love it. I have a Yorkie that has skin allergies and has lost about 1/2 of his hair. The vet sold me some allergy medicine and it helped somewhat, but I decided to try this oil and after several months my little guy's skin wasn't dry anymore and his hair started growing back. It's soft and shiny and the smell on his skin is gone. It used to be pretty stinky. Also , my bird dog type mutt tore his ACL and the vet was afraid he might need surgery. I believe this has helped him recover.– Jant
