Oregon's Wild HarvestOrganic True Cinnamon Ceylon 60 Count Vegan Capsules

I've been taking this for years. The company has pure, clean products!

Iʻm skepticsl of buting supplements on Amazon, but I do extensive research and check seller. I also use consumerlab reports along & other sites to cross reference auality. I prefer private small teusted companies, but this Cinnamon Iʻve used two whole bottles in our family. Itʻs Grat because Ceylon is the best kind and not toxic like cassia and others sold in stores. We only use ceylon for the past 20 years and I stick w brands i know and trust especially since we dou full in blood labwork wvery 4 months for lingevity purchase from insideTracker. We use pill form for easy traveling & mornings them powder the rest of the day. This Reallynhas helped my hubby from once having a NAFL “non alcoholic fatty liver” to now normal. He is fit, lean and heslthy butnit was that 1 a day bagel that hurt him and so I had to turn it around. We check glucose and ketones several times a day, and I use a Continuous glucod monitor for longevity purposes and this helps keep sugar glucose at bay. Quality Con matters because the cassia can be toxic to your luver especially if your are a NAFL

Great way to promote metabolism when eating surgery food/candy.

This was a good product as products go. Well made, easy to use, shipped well. I discontinued use of is when, after a year of taking it, there were no reasonable signs that it was having any affect on my blood chemistry.

One can not go wrong with Oregon Harvest. We have used the Nettle from Oregon Harvest for years & years & when Covid put a stop to that we were not happy. Thank God the supply is back up in many of the products they offer.

Telling all my family and friends

As someone who has a family history of diabetes, I've taken Oregon's Wild Harvest "True" Cinnamon for years now. My doctor had also recommended it to help improve my metabolism. It seems to work since my blood sugar has always been excellent every time I've had labs drawn, so it must be doing something. My mom--who has full-blown diabetes--takes it as well and it's been more effective for her than the prescription diabetic medications have been.However, having said all of that, I will no longer be buying this brand. I used to be able to get a bottle of 60 capsules for ~$6 to $8 / $9 when it was on sale. But, over the years, this company has jacked up it's prices until they're through the roof. Even the 60 capsule bottle is ridiculously overpriced now and a real financial drain for those of us who use this product every day (twice a day). I literally just bought my last bottle of this stuff and will be purchasing true cinnamon from a different company from here on out. My mom found a place that sells true cinnamon (cinnamomum verum) at $5.99 for a 90-capsule bottle. Clearly, this is a way better deal for those of us taking this medication long-term.So, goodbye Oregon's Wild Harvest. It was nice while it lasted, but you've just become way too money-greedy for me.

Did not work as hoped.