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Facts on Honey and Cinnamon: It is found that a mixture of honey and Cinnamon cures most diseases.

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Appreciate the info...Do you have the dosage amounts for the following items listed in the post?

Upset Stomach
Immune System
Influenza
Weight Loss

Thank you!!

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The benefits of Cinnamon for sufferers of Diabetes have been known for many years. But reading this article about Honey, I wondered if there is any knowledge here about a combination of Honey and Cinnamon for Diabetes. The down side of the Cinnamon use for Diabetes is that Cassia IS recommended for Diabetes.

But reading the article in full, it would appear that Honey has many other benefits than using plain Cinnamon mixed in hot milk. So I am inclined to use the honey if I can. Is counter recommended for diabetics? I also have Auto Immune Hepatitus hence my favour towards the above Honey mixes.

Any thoughts from the community here?

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are there specific measurement ratios of honey & cinnamon to be followed?

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when doing for weight loss...how much honey & cinnamon do you use?

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I found this information from lots of different sources in magazines and information websites for some illness it gives you the quantities but for others i would consult your GP or local Chemist as i am not a doctor and would hate to give you the wrong information hope some of this helps at least thank you

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I had a bladder infection that did not respond to the prescribed antibiotic, so I tried your honey and cinnamon remedy. Bladder infection is still there, and after taking the remedy I spent the entire day extremely nauseated and with severe heartburn. Are you sure about the TWO TABLESPOONS of cinnamon?

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it is true that cinnamon and honey is good for you. I do wish they would tell the full story and not just parts. the cinnamon we  get in the stores is cinnamon cassia and that is toxic if you eat to much and really doesn't have any health benefits. You need the real cinnamon which comes from Ceylon!

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wow with that many views there should be more replys expecially to that topic thank u for posting this i have to show this to my dad :)
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Hi,  I'm new to this site , this sounds awesome, can't wait to try this.

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Great Post! Honey is number one home remed for me, have been using it forever. In fact, honey is the only remedy for me when i am sick.
http://www.lahealthy...s-of-honey.html

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The first paragraph states:   Never boil honey or put it in a microwave. This will kill the enzymes in the honey.
But several of the suggestions say to put in boiling water, eg. for weight loss & longevity. Isn't putting it in boiling water equal to boiling?
Thanks

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Hi, new guy here. Guy being the operative word here since the question I have seems to always go with the male gender. We like simple if possible. So with that in mind, what is the quickest and easiest way of consuming honey and cinnamon every day to get the full effect but not have to measure different amounts out. I like the honey and cinnamon on toast in the morning and the tea. Yet I notice some other variations in the combination of those 2 ingredients in order to address a specific need. Is there a "silver bullet" recipe that addresses most if not all needs?
Tom in Kingman AZ

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Has anyone done research on Mead (Honey Wine ) and its health attributes ?

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How much honey and cinnamon to you add to the hot water? and is it 8oz of hot water?

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Thanks. Informational. I don't know whether the mixture is that powerful to cure it all. But I sure would like to try out some remedies. Shared and blog it as well. http://mabel8ble.wor...0&preview=true. Love to learn more. Well, everyday is a learning experience to me.

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Some of the honey containers say raw- pure honey or strained honey,  does that make a difference?




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