doTERRA Cinnamon Essential Oil - 5 ml

I use cinnamon oil as an antibiotic when I am sick. One drop usually kills whatever is ailing me. I love it. Won't be without it.

These are definitely legit. They're the best, even surpassing Young living. They're strong, so you only need a few drops. Smells wonderful. I've purchased many different oils, and Doterra is my favorite. Yes,they're pricey, but worth it.

I must say I was a little hesitant to order Doterra off of Amazon after reading some reviews and horror stories about getting fake or diluted Doterra from vendors trying to make a buck. I had initially added all the Doterra products I wanted to my cart without considering this. After thinking about it, I went back through each item in my cart and selected the seller from the "available from these other sellers" list who had listed their Wellness Advocate license number and I am super happy I did because I received this and others all in their sealed, perfect, delicious, wonderful greatness! Wonderful smell, wonderful brand, wonderful seller!!!! Thanks!!

Love it. It is good to lower your sugar.

Love doTerra cinnamon bark. I bought this oil for my defuser, but also to put in my water to drink. I was surprised to see doTerra sold here.

Doterra great product

At first I was taken aback by the seeming lack of pungency of this Cinnamon essential oil, but then I remembered: this is REAL cinnamon bark (cinnamomum verum), not the cassia (cinnamomum aromaticum cassia) that's commonly labelled as cinnamon in the USA. Just like a stick of real cinnamon bark, this essential oil has that light, clean, almost floral scent with just a touch of sweetness. Cassia oil is definitely a heavier and sharper scent, which many actually prefer; however if you want the aromatherapeutic benefits of real cinnamon bark oil, this EO is what you'll need. I have used my cinnamon EO in a recipe to imitate doTerra's On Guard blend. It's nice to dilute the blend with distilled water in a spray mister, which I then use as a sanitizing spray on tables and counter tops -- it smells like Christmas cheer in a bottle. Here is the basic blend: 20 drops clove essential oil 18 drops orange or lemon essential oil 10 drops cinnamon bark essential oil 8 drops eucalyptus essential oil 5 drops rosemary essential oil. Simply combine into a small, dark glass bottle and swirl to blend. Dilute with water or carrier oil when ready to use. If using as a spray, put approx one teaspoon of the blend into a 4 oz glass bottle with a mister pump and fill to the top with distilled water: shake before each use to disperse oils. There are a lot of uses for cinnamon bark oil due to its antimicrobial, antibacterial, antifungal, etc. properties. It is a very potent medicinal oil, and I have also heard of people using cinnamon EO to flavor their cooking and baking in place of powdered cinnamon. Keep in mind that a very little goes a long way, and that you should never apply this particular oil directly to skin -- predilute at no more than 3% in a carrier oil to avoid "burning" skin reactions!

This was recommended to me by a company that has a weight loss program requiring intermittent fasting. This is food grade and they recommend adding a few drops to coffee in the morning and postponing the first meal until noon. After a week, I think this really did help regulate my blood sugar during the morning fast. I now use it just about every morning and also add some cardamom and clove making it a chai coffee. No more growls and no more shaky feeling LOL.