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Chromatic Antioxidant & Flavour Corrective

Ceylon Cinnamon

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True cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) from Sri Lanka — a warm aromatic spice rich in cinnamaldehyde polyphenols, with a remarkably low coumarin profile for safe daily use.

In the formula
1.4%
Daily intake0.21g per 15g serving
MatrixChromatic Antioxidant & Flavour Corrective
FormatCold-milled organic powder
§ I · What it does
Benefits
  • 01Supports healthy post-prandial glucose response and insulin sensitivity
  • 02High-ORAC polyphenol load (procyanidins, cinnamaldehyde) for antioxidant defence
  • 03Cinnamaldehyde shown in vitro to inhibit common foodborne pathogens
  • 04Ultra-low coumarin versus Cassia — safe for daily long-term intake
  • 05Naturally aromatic — rounds off medicinal herbal notes without masking them
§ II · Traditional use
Heritage

Harvested from the inner bark of Cinnamomum verum in Sri Lanka — the true-cinnamon species the ancient maritime spice trade was built around.

§ III · Key actives
Standardised to
  • ·Cinnamaldehyde (≈50–63% of essential oil)
  • ·Eugenol, Linalool, Cinnamyl acetate
  • ·Procyanidin polyphenols (Type A & B)
  • ·Calcium, Manganese, Iron
  • ·Dietary fibre
§ IV · Sourcing
Provenance

Ceylon-grade quills from Sri Lanka, milled fresh for each batch and third-party assayed to keep coumarin below 0.01%.

§ V · Per-serving nutrition
Composition

Values per 100g of ground Ceylon cinnamon (USDA reference). The 0.225g per-serving dose delivers a proportional micro-fraction.

  • Energy247 kcal
  • Protein4.0 g
  • Carbohydrate81 g
  • Dietary fibre53 g
  • Fat1.24 g
  • Cinnamaldehyde (in essential oil)≈1–2 g
  • Total polyphenols (ORAC)≈131,000 µmol TE
  • Coumarin (Ceylon profile)≈0.004 g
  • Calcium1002 mg125%
  • Iron8.3 mg59%
  • Manganese17.5 mg875%
  • Potassium431 mg22%