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Cinnamon Bark

Cinnamomum Verum (Order: Laurales → Family: Lauraceae → Genus: Cinnamomum)

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a candle in a jar

Featured in Green Tea Blend, Preparing for Spell Work, Spiced Apple Rooibos, and Morning Nausea Support

Native to Sri Lanka and thrives in tropical climates

  • Herbal Energetics: Warming • Stimulating

  • Associated Sign(s): Aquarius

  • Associated Chakra(s): Sacral and Root

Cinnamon Bark is a stimulating spice treasured for both its restorative and protective qualities. It has been shown to support more balanced blood sugar levels, which may be especially helpful for people with Type 2 Diabetes. One of its components, Cinnamaldehyde, helps regulate hormones by increasing progesterone and lowering excess testosterone. And its antibacterial properties promote oral health and general vitality. Cinnamon Bark may also help support healthy circulation, and ease muscle tension, abdominal cramps, or headaches. Its aromatic warmth makes cinnamon a comforting and invigorating addition to a variety of foods and beverages, including herbal teas.

Cinnamon has a rich history of use as an energetic catalyst and was included in various charms or rituals to help expedite the intended outcome. It has been used to guard against stagnation, envy, or psychological attack, helping to clear the mind and amplify peace within your protected space. And has been featured in rituals or practices focused on purification or attracting love and abundance.

Cinnamon Bark embodies the energy of growth that is interwoven with patience and progress. It encourages us to move with purpose, infuse our actions with intention, and purify our spaces to protect our peace. With committed action over time, we can turn ideas into tangible, heart-centered creations.

Contraindications – Conditions / Symptoms:

  • Avoid if you are allergic to plants in the Lauraceae family (e.g., cinnamon, bay leaf, avocado)

Contraindications – Drug Interactions:

  • Cinnamon may increase a medication’s effects or raise the risk of toxicity, which may cause additional strain for people with liver disease

  • Please consult with your doctor, pharmacist, or trusted herbalist before including Cinnamon tea if you are taking blood thinners, medication for diabetes, and/or blood pressure