What makes Ceylon Cinnamon different from normal Cinnamon?
Ceylon Cinnamon Powder is the only cinnamon free of a toxin called coumarin (Cassia, Saigon, Korintje and other types of cinnamon contains high levels of coumarin) which is harmful to the liver.
Each sachet of Ceylon Cinnamon contains 200g pure organic Ceylon cinnamon powder.
5 BENEFITS of Ceylon Cinnamon
- Lowers blood sugar levels type 2 diabetes
- Lower LDL cholesterol
- Fight E-Coli Bacteria
- Relieves Arthritis
- Relieves Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Benefits may be experienced after continuous use for a period not less than 30 days.
Ingredients:
100% Organic Ceylon Cinnamon Powder
Directions for Use:
You can easily add Ceylon Cinnamon to shakes, smoothies, vegetables and coffee to boost your nutritional intake.
SPRINKLE Ceylon Cinnamon…onto warm porridge, butternut, sweet potatoes etc.
BAKE Ceylon Cinnamon... into cookies, banana bread & crumbles
STIR Ceylon Cinnamon... into your morning coffee, tea or greentea
SHAKE Ceylon Cinnamon... into juices or water to make ceylon cinnamon water
BLEND Ceylon Cinnamon... into smoothies (mango, banana etc.), ice creams or Turmeric Lattes
Efficacy of support may vary between users.
Precautions:
Disclaimer:
This Supplement has not been evaluated by the Medicines Control Council. This Supplement is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
- Efficacy may decline if used after date of expiry.
- KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
- Do not use if known hypersensitivity or allergy exists towards any of the ingredients.
- Products containing herbal ingredients may interact with some medication. If you are taking any chronic medication, do not use this product without consulting a medical practitioner.
- Pregnancy and lactation: Safety has not been established.
More Info:
Allergens:
None
Manufacturing:
Imported from Sri Lanka
Proudly manufactured in South Africa
Storage:
Reseal after use and store in a dry and cool place.
Keep out of reach of children.
Recycling:
SACHET: Polyethylene can be recycled
LABEL: Vinyl labels, currently not recycled.