Description
Description
Ceylon cinnamon essential oil
Latin name: Cinnamomum Zeylanicum
Family: Lauraceae
Scent phase: Third
Aroma: Sharp, spicy, sweet and musky.
Country of origin: Sri Lanka
Action
Anaesthetic, antiseptic, pain-relieving; increases the functional activity of the stomach; insecticidal; cardiotonic; suppresses microflora, supports the work of the liver and gallbladder; normalises menstruation, stimulates sexual activity (an aphrodisiac); antispasmodic; astringent, toning.
Effect on the mind
An excellent toning agent in mental overwork, a decline of strength and depression.
Effect on the body
A very strong antiseptic that has a stimulating effect on the airways. Thanks to its warming properties, cinnamon oil improves the condition in colds by slightly raising body temperature, and it is also indicated in flu. In general it restores the body’s heat balance in cases of chilling. Eases laboured breathing and brings back consciousness after fainting. The oil has proved itself wonderfully as a strengthening agent in viral and infectious diseases. Cinnamon oil has a soothing action in spasms of the digestive tract, atony, dyspepsia, colitis, flatulence, gastralgia (pain in the stomach area), diarrhoea, nausea and vomiting. Stimulates the release of gastric juice. In the past the oil was used against such serious diseases as cholera and typhoid.
Cinnamon essential oil is a strong stimulant for the endocrine glands, reduces menstrual pain and helps with scanty menstruation and leucorrhoea. Thanks to its aphrodisiac properties it can restore potency. Has a general toning action on the body, first of all on the circulatory system. Helps relieve muscle spasms and eases joint pain in rheumatism. The oil helps the sting come out after an insect bite.
Effect on the skin
Has a moderate astringent action and tones tissue cells. An effective lymphatic drainage product. Helps in the removal of warts.
Combinations
Orange, ginger, cardamom, coriander, lavender, frankincense, rosemary, pine, thyme.
How to use: Essential oils are highly concentrated phyto-essences! They are intended for use only in a heavily diluted form, after studying specialist literature, consulting an aromatherapist and further studying the precautions!
Never neglect this warning!
Important note: the information presented in the descriptions is for educational purposes only. The data is not complete and does not guarantee accurate information.
General safety information:
* Do not take any oils internally without consulting a qualified specialist.
* Do not apply essential oils, absolutes, CO2 extracts or other concentrated preparations to the skin undiluted and without first doing a patch test.
* If you are pregnant, suffer from epilepsy, asthma or cancer, have liver damage or any other medical problems, use oils only under the proper guidance of a qualified aromatherapy specialist.
* Be extremely careful when using essential oils for the care of children. Use only mild oils and in very low doses.
* Keep essential oils out of the reach of children.
* When using essential oils, it is safest to consult a qualified practising aromatherapist.
* If you have never used a particular essential oil before, you should do patch tests before use.
Storage conditions: store in a dry, ventilated place in a glass container, out of the reach of children.
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