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Ceylon cinnamon

Latin Name : Cinnamomum zeylanicum
Family : Lauraceae
Used part : Bark

Properties of the essential oil de Ceylon cinnamon

Therapeutic indications of the essential oil

		Digestion	Intestinal gas / Flatulence / Wind Diarrhea Intestinal fermentation Verminosis / Worms Flatulence / Wind / Gas Dysentery Enterocolitis Gastroenteritis Spasmodic enterocolitis Dyspepsia / Digestive disorders Intestinal infection Inappetence / Lack of appetite Intestinal spasms
		Infectiology	Tropical infection Amoebiasis Fever Flu / Influenza Typhoid fever Infectious pathology
		Neurology	Depression / Nervous breakdown Asthenia Nervous fatigue Tiredness / Fatigue
		Urinary affection	Cystitis Urinary and genital infection Urinary infection
		Skin	Scabies Insect bite / Sting (mosquito, spider)
		Pneumology	Bronchitis Pleurisy
		Sexuality	Impotence Frigidity
		Affection of the genitals	Leucorrhea Vaginitis
		Rheumatology	Cramp / Muscle soreness
		Hair	Pediculosis (Headlice)
		Menstruation	Amenorrhea / Light menstruation
		General medicine	Chill / Cold
		Cardiology	Circulatory disorders / Blood flow

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	Passing your mouse cursor over one of the therapeutic indications, you can discover the best way to use it.

Contraindications

	- Child
	- Not advised for pregnant women
	- Baby
	- External use: dermo-caustic

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