Puritan's Pride Cinnamon 500mg 100 Capsules

Puritan's Pride Cinnamon 500mg 100 capsules

This ancient herb has been referenced in Oriental scripts dating back thousands of years. Did you know that besides use as a culinary spice, cinnamon has been noted for its antioxidant properties?** As an herbal addition to your health program, cinnamon may help support sugar metabolism.** Puritan's Pride's preservative-free gelatin capsules contain pure milled herb powder. Puritan's Pride's Natural Whole Herb products utilize ground plant parts to provide the natural components found in nature. Cinnamon may help maintain healthy blood sugar levels already within a normal range.** Taking advantage of the benefits of Cinnamon in supplement form may be a more practical choice than just relying on the small amounts you may eat in foods.**

• Promotes sugar metabolism**
• Promotes circulatory health**
• Supports healthy nutrient metabolism**

No Artificial Color, Flavor or Sweetener, No Preservatives

Cinnamon has a long and rich history that can be traced back over 5000 years. This aromatic spice has been used in traditional Chinese wellness practices as well as the ancient Ayurvedic practices of India. For centuries cinnamon has been used as an essential oil to help enliven the body and mind.

There is reason to suspect cinnamon may play a role in maintaining healthyblood sugar levels already within a normal range.**

Blood sugar is the body's primary source of energy. Sugar metabolism, an important chemical reaction within your body, can get a little help from cinnamon. Metabolism is the process that helps create the energy you need to carry out all your body's functions.³

And, because cinnamon appears to have beneficial effects on sugar and fat metabolism, it can possibly help support heart and circulatory health as well.**

Cinnamomum cassia is the most prevalent form of cinnamon found in the United States. It is important to note this because there is more than one type of cinnamon. The most common types are Ceylon and Cassia Cinnamon. Indonesia is primarily the source for Cassia cinnamon. Cassia has the stronger smell and flavor of the two most popular varieties. Ceylon cinnamon, which is considerably more expensive, is usually grown in Sri Lanka. Ceylon has a milder, sweeter flavor that pairs well with sweet foods like cocoa or coffee.

While indulging in the occasional sweet treat spiked with cinnamon is okay, if you're trying to maintain an active lifestyle and healthy diet, a cinnamon supplement which supports blood sugar levels within a normal range may help complement your efforts.** Plus, cinnamon boasts one of the highest antioxidant levels of any spice, so it also contributes to your overall antioxidant wellness.**

Sweet, spicy, aromatic and beneficial - it seems cinnamon just may be the "spice of life".