Is Ancient Spice Key To Improving Modern Lifestyles?

Used for centuries and dating back to the ancient Egyptians where it was thought to be more precious than gold, modern science is only just beginning to discover the benefits of Cinnamon.

Throughout history, cinnamon has been used to support digestive function and is thought to promote relaxed digestion. In addition, the volatile oils have powerful anti-microbial properties and research suggests a powerful effect against a variety of bacteria, as well as yeast such as Candida albicans. This may be beneficial for people wishing to support their digestive health in all areas.

With recent interest in low carbohydrate diets and weight control, a growing number of people are aware of the importace of maintaining healthy blood sugar levels. In medical studies on people with abnormal blood sugar levels, cinnamon has been shown to exert a normalising effect. Because of its potential to improve insulin sensitivity, cinnamon may be valuable in promoting a balanced blood sugar state, which nutrition experts believe to be the foundation of good health.

The volatile oils found in cinnamon such as cinnamaldehyde, flavonoids can be beneficial to the human body by contributing to the additional powerful antioxidant qualities found in this product, which can support overall well being.

Cinnamon is available as a supplement from Solgar. Log onto Solgar-Vitamin.co.uk to find your nearest stockist.