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[alice44]

Fascinating information.  Thank you so much.  I am going to print this.

[mcornwell]

Thanks for the information.I'll try this and see how it works.I think I'll also spend more time in Off-Topic.You never know what you will find here.

[inertia4]

I heard about cinnamon. I also heard cinnamon is good for diabetes as well.

[dodgers16]

     wow!!!! thanks, these are some great home remides to try! can't wait to show my mom the ARTHRITIS remedy 

[webe4angels]

Thank you so much for posting!!

I love these kind of tips and information.

One thing that is not on there is Taking 2 capsules before meals will helps to regulate your blood sugar!!  A wonderful thing for people with Diabetes.

Honey too is great for Diabetics.

Thanks again!

Happy Earnings
 

[xAJx]

I'll take note of this     thanks

[SherylsShado]

ok...so I have some more news on this topic. 
     This was working so well for me that I decided to add it to my dog's food as well.  The ASPCA website said cinnamon is NOT toxic to dogs and being in a rush to get to work, I trusted the ASPCA and didn't research any further before starting my dog on this.

     A few days into it, my dog (senior yellow lab) would not eat...not anything.  Very unusual for her.  The 2nd day she wouldn't eat, I was getting to ready to make a vet appt when it occurred to me to check online and see if cinnamon could be harmful AT ALL to pets. 
     I did find more than one post/blog/newsletter that said "grocery store" type cinnamon often isn't "real cinnamon" and contains a compound that when used in high dosages can cause liver & heart problems.  My dog has had a minor issue with her liver before and being older, her heart is fragile.  I stopped the cinnamon/honey in her food and she began eating again and is doing well.

     Ceylon cinnamon, preferably organic is what is being recommended and I did find some economically priced at amazon.  There are alot of different types of honey available on-line too which are more nutritional than those found in a store.  As with everything...MODERATION is key!!   

     I will begin SPRINKLING a little of the oranic ceylon cinnamon & honey on the dogs food when it arrives, should have much better results!!

[Sweetpea1228]

Thanks for the info...very interesting esp on the weight loss.

[kqa]

My son tried taking honey every day and he said it definitely helped his sinuses. Thanks for the post!

[ghunter]

Thanks, I will try some of these.

[Skandon]

I did read an article that said that taking cinnamon capsules helps you metabolize food quicker, which makes it easier to burn calories.

[sdenimandlace1]

Great information, as I have both in the kitchen already and will try it and see how it works for me.

[am28slone]

I would have to say that if this really works like it claims it does. There would not be much need for a doctor or a hospital. I know some remedies might work for some but not for others. Especially for those who are allergic to cinnamon or to the few who are allergic to honey. If the Doctors fully follow the Hippocratic Oath then if these remedies work they should be prescribing it to their patients instead of all the other deadly meds they prescribe. I'm just saying.

[SherylsShado]

I would have to say that if this really works like it claims it does. There would not be much need for a doctor or a hospital. I know some remedies might work for some but not for others. Especially for those who are allergic to cinnamon or to the few who are allergic to honey. If the Doctors fully follow the Hippocratic Oath then if these remedies work they should be prescribing it to their patients instead of all the other deadly meds they prescribe. I'm just saying.

Times change.  The cost of a doctors education sky-rockets.  The cost a doctor has to pay for malpractice insurance is outrageous.  A person no longer gets a "doctors visit" but rather "visits a business".  How long would a business that needs to pay off THOUSANDS of $$$ stay in business prescribing "cinnamon & honey" if it's relying on treating only a select few for "cinnamon & honey" allergies??

There's ALOT more money in prescribing more expensive meds--which all have like a minimum of 15 side effects, many of which are seriously harmful to one's health.  The chances of a person developing ANOTHER problem that will "need" medication from a doctor is just about guaranteed.  Thus explains why so many people are on a "merry-go-round" of prescriptions/meds and still feeling lousy- instead of healthy.  There's NO money when people are healthy...just sayin.

[champak97]

I am pleasantly surprised to learn that honey and cinnamon actually help with weight loss. Cinnamon is good, but honey is sugar, and how come sugar can help with weight loss? That I cannot understand