Cinnamon Resources

The bark of cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) is in the laurel family (Lauraceae). It was mentioned four times in the Bible: Exodus 30:23; Song of Solomon 4:14, 18:13 and revelations --

      "I have perfumed my bed with myrrh, aloes and cinnamon." Proverbs 7:17

Cinnamon bark is rich in trans-cinnamaldehyde-up to 40-50% to give a "hot" in particular oil on the skin.

In ancient times cinnamon was used in the holy anointing and perfume oils and many culinary uses. It was one of the ingredients in the holy anointing oil mixture given by God to Moses to anoint the whole population, the tabernacle, altar and vessels. It was used for a variety of physical complaints, including colds, flu, digestive disorders, menstrual problems, rheumatism, and kidney disorders. When you consider the fact that in ancient times, there was no way to preserve food, spices such as cinnamon does the job by destroying the harmful bacteria.

Today, the bark of cinnamon is one of the most powerful antibacterial, antiviral oils all-even stronger than most antibiotics. this oil is a powerful antioxidant. It May also be beneficial to traffic, infections, cough, exhaustion, respiratory infections, digestion, rheumatism, and warts. It is a warming oil for the spirit, and for the body. It restores the previous day in the presence of fatigue. It is bracing, refreshing and warming. The warm glow of cinnamon helps transform pain into happiness. For emotional healing, it is used to encourage the renewal, goodness, strength and energy.

Major effects include a general tonic and an antiseptic; cinnamon bark also counteracts deficit enzyme in the digestive tract.

Cinnamon can be distributed, used topically, orally or as incense, but with caution. Do not put cinnamon bark, on or near his face. It can be mixed in a massage oil as long as it is well diluted. If dissemination be careful not feel directly from the broadcaster since cinnamon is so strong that it could irritate the lining of the nose. A mixture of cinnamon and clove, nutmeg, ylang ylang, tangerine, orange, lemon, grapefruit, benzoin, rose, coriander, geranium, ginger, lemon, patchouli, and petitgrain.

Cinnamon leaf oil is relatively nontoxic essential oil, but the bark hot oil May be because of his superior aldehyde ingredient. Also recommended diluted with a carrier as a good vegetable oils or massage before applying to the skin. Caution is also recommended in spreading the oil. Do not breathe directly from the broadcaster as it May irritate the nasal mucosa. The bark of cinnamon, oil can also be used as a cooking oil, but since it is so powerful-a fall is all that is necessary in most recipes.

To learn more about oil of cinnamon bark and other former essential oils you may want to consider becoming a certified aromatherapist. Training courses on energy healing and aromatherapy can help you understand how essential oils heal the body / mind / spirit. From : ezinearticles