According to a nifty little website, there are 10 benefits to cinnamon. The first the site listed was that it can lower your LDL cholesterol. But you and I already knew that from my previous paragraph!
The other benefits listed:
- Has a regulatory effect on blood sugar (I'm diabetic and haven't been having many high or low blood sugars either anymore)
- Helps prevent yeast infections (I'm on medications that used to give me a lot of yeast infections unfortunately, but that problem's disappeared too now that I think about it!)
- Reduces proliferation of leukemia and lymphoma cancer cells (I'm not sure what that exactly means, but it sounds like a good thing for cancer patients)
- Has an anti-clotting effect in blood (This could be a bad thing if you already have bleeding issues, but I've been alright)
- Significantly reduces arthritis pain in 1 week and can eliminate all pain in one month (I have joint pain, but haven't been needing my medications for that either, now that I think of it!)
- Prevents food spoilage when added to food (Now that I have to try--on MyPlate, my food sure seems to get eaten a lot slower!)
- Smelling cinnamon boosts cognitive function and memory (I don't feel any smarter! Haha!)
- Cinnamon fights E. coli when added to unpasteurized juices (Sounds gross, but if I like cinnamon and watermelon together, this could have a decent flavor!)
- It's a great source of manganese, fiber, iron, and calcium (Being a woman, calcium is important to have. Fiber, iron, and manganese are also helpful in staying strong and healthy!)
Perhaps now you'll want to try cinnamon. It's a natural remedy to many health problems lately, so it's worth a shot, right? Especially if it'll save you money on prescription medicines!
That's all for today! Take care!
Rachel
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