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Pranarôm Essential oil Cinnamomum verum 5ml in our bio pharmacy. Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage with our partner. Notice checked after your purchase.
The essential oil of Ceylon cinnamon has antibacterial properties at very wide spectrum of action (it eliminates 98% of gram + and gram germs). It is antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic and anti-fermentation. It is also a respiratory stimulant.
Ceylon cinnamon (bark) has a molecular profile very similar to that of China. : Their pharmacological actions are too similar, which is why one and the other are included, even today, in the European Pharmacopoeia when they were already referenced in the first Chinese Pharmacopoeia 2500 years BC!
In case of intestinal infection; dilute the essential oil of cinnamon Ceylon to 20% of vegetable oil Nigel . Apply this mixture to massage the abdomen (action on the intestine, antispasmodic)
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of 5ml Pranarom Essential Oil Cinnamomum verum with our Verified Reviews partner after your purchase.
The essential oil of Ceylon cinnamon contains phénylpropaniques aldehydes and phenols monoterpenic.
Main molecule: Cinnamaldehyde
Distilled part: Bark
- May cause cardiac arrhythmias
- Do not use pure (dermocaustic) always dilluer
- Use low-dose and short-term (risk of gastritis)
- Not advised for pregnant or lactating women
- Not for distribution, do not inhale, do not put in the bath
- When taken orally, associated with probiotics as toxic to the liver
- Not recommended orally without the advice of a health professional
- For adults
The essential oil of cinnamon Ceylon Pranarôm contained without a 5ml bottle.
We nicknamed it "Athila" because this is a very powerful essential oil that destroys and inhibits the growth of many germs and bacteria.
We advise the essential oil of cinnamon in the following cases:
-Infections urinary, genital, intestinal, ENT, etc ...
-Impuissance functional male and asthenia.
An essential oil is an odoriferous liquid, ranging from fluid to thick, with a colour that varies according to the plant of origin. It is secreted by specialised cells. It is found in different parts of the plant: the leaves (such as peppermint and basil), the flowers (such as lavender and ylang ylang) and the wood (Atlas cedar, white sandalwood),…
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