The function of cinnamon essential oil

Cinnamon oil is distilled from cinnamon bark, an evergreen plant native to Sri Lanka This oil has a sweet, warm and spicy smell, and a strong dry fragrance Cinnamon oil has traditionally been used to treat bladder and digestive tract infections, as well as intestinal enzyme deficiency and other diseases This oil has strong antimicrobial, bacterial and infectious properties It has been proved that cinnamon oil can eliminate many kinds of pathogenic microorganisms Cinnamon oil has a very high antioxidant effect, second only to clove oil, a small amount of internal administration and bactericidal effect However, this essential oil is not suitable to be inhaled directly from the dispenser, because it will cause irritation of the nasal mucosa This essential oil helps improve the indoor air environment and supports the immune system by killing virus and bacterial infections The wonderful fragrance of cinnamon oil also helps to stimulate libido, but due to its powerful effect, it can not be directly used for sensitive skin (except for highly diluted), and it is best to experience the best effect through the diffuser Before being used for massage or skin application, it needs to be diluted to a concentration of 1:50 In addition, cinnamon essential oil is often mixed with patchouli oil Usage of cinnamon essential oil: apply it locally or use a diffuser It must be diluted to the appropriate concentration before application to the skin Do not apply directly to face or sensitive skin If it's to treat internal infection, take a few drops of cinnamon oil in warm water, but make sure you take a tolerable dose The main functions of cinnamon oil include anti bacteria, anti microorganism, anti infection, anti virus, anti fungus, sexual stimulation, increasing blood flow, etc Sensitive skin must be tested before use In addition, do not use this essential oil for children under 5 years old.