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Carlson Ceylon Cinnamon 45s
$14.49
Each capsule of Carlson Ceylon Cinnamon contains 500 mg of this prized spice, known for its potential to aid in digestive disturbances and to support blood sugar.
Description
Benefits & Features
- For digestive disturbances
- Blood sugar support
- True cinnamon form
- Derived from Cinnamomum verum plant bark
- 500 mg of Ceylon cinnamon in a single capsule
- Potency and quality guaranteed
There are two main forms of cinnamon: cassia and Ceylon. Cassia is used in cooking and baking, while Ceylon is the "true cinnamon" form. Derived from Cinnamomum verum plant bark, Ceylon Cinnamon has been used since as early as 2800 BC and is mentioned in one of the earliest books on Chinese botanical medicine.
Ingredients
Medicinal
| Each capsule contains: |
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| Ceylon cinnamon |
500 mg |
Non-Medicinal
Magnesium stearate (veg.), silicon dioxide, beef gelatin capsule.
Directions & Cautions
Directions
Adults: take one capsule at mealtime. Take up to four capsules per day.
Cautions & Warnings
Do not use this product if you are pregnant. Consult a health care practitioner prior to use if you are breastfeeding or have diabetes. Consult a health care practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen.
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