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Thanks, Trisha!! Haha, natural things that taste great and are good for you! What a concept!!TrishaAnn92 wrote:Awesome review PashRu! While I probably won't read it, I absolutely love spices and the homeopathic remedies that tag along with them. Not to mention how great tasting they are when cooked with.

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PashaRu wrote:Thanks, Trisha!! Haha, natural things that taste great and are good for you! What a concept!!TrishaAnn92 wrote:Awesome review PashRu! While I probably won't read it, I absolutely love spices and the homeopathic remedies that tag along with them. Not to mention how great tasting they are when cooked with.
I know! In all seriousness though my husband gives me looks like I am out of my mind when I talk about the homeopathic side of spices and herbs.

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Hello Zeldas,zeldas_lullaby wrote: I have my dad taking 1 or 2 grams of cinnamon a day for his blood sugar.
Just wanted to recommend about cinnamon, it can consumed in as tea ingredient.

Its really tasty with lots of health benefits, to name a few - Reduces Cholestrol - good for heart, Helps in Weight loss, also has anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties.
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Putting cinnamon in tea--I've never thought about that! I like exotic teas myself, and they'd probably be great with cinnamon! Thanks for the tip. My dad drinks it unsweet at restaurants, but usually not at home.shivakarthi wrote:Hello Zeldas,zeldas_lullaby wrote: I have my dad taking 1 or 2 grams of cinnamon a day for his blood sugar.
Just wanted to recommend about cinnamon, it can consumed in as tea ingredient.![]()
Its really tasty with lots of health benefits, to name a few - Reduces Cholestrol - good for heart, Helps in Weight loss, also has anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties.
