Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil | doTERRA Behind the Bottle: Episode 7

Have you ever wondered where your bottle of doTERRA essential oil comes from? Who it touches and impacts along the way? This is the story behind the story of Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil, this is “Behind the Bottle”. This week’s episode features the harvesters and families behind doTERRA Cinnamon essential oil. http://bit.ly/2FTviUN

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Which Cinnamon Essential Oil Is Best?
There are approximately 250 varieties of cinnamon trees that grow around the world, but true cinnamon, Cinnamomum zeylanicum, is considered the finest of these. doTERRA Cinnamon Bark essential oil is distilled from true cinnamon trees grown and harvested in Madagascar, where growing conditions contribute to an essential oil with a higher concentration of cinnamaldehyde.

Cinnamaldehyde supports the health of the gastrointestinal tract* and gives Cinnamon its strong cleansing properties.

How Do You Use Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil?
To take Cinnamon internally, add 1-2 drops of Cinnamon in a veggie capsule, your morning mug of tea, or a glass of water to encourage overall health and support weight management efforts.

Cinnamon freshens breath and helps maintain clean and healthy-looking teeth. For an effective mouth rinse, add one drop of Cinnamon to two ounces of water and gargle.

What Is Cinnamon Oil Used For?
One of the lesser known benefits of Cinnamon Bark essential oil is its powerful cleansing ability. It can be used to make a natural surface cleanser by combing with water and white vinegar.

Since Cinnamon is such a strong oil, it should always be diluted for topical use—using doTERRA Fractionated Coconut Oil, for example. The high content of cinnamaldehyde in Cinnamon creates a warming sensation on the skin, perfect for massaging cold and achy joints, but it can irritate the skin if not diluted properly.

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