CINNAMOMUM
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Clinical Applications
CINNAMOMUM (Indian Cinnamon) Plant Introduction: A large genus of Asiatic and Australian aromatic trees and shrubs of the laurel family mostly natives of different states of India with thick 3-5" ribbed evergreen leaves and aromatic bark. Though this plant grows in some parts of India but ...
General Description
CINNAMOMUM (Indian Cinnamon) Plant Introduction: A large genus of Asiatic and Australian aromatic trees and shrubs of the laurel family mostly natives of different states of India with thick 3-5" ribbed evergreen leaves and aromatic bark. Though this plant grows in some parts of India but it is mostly found in Ceylon and China. In India, very small quan-tity grows in Southern part. It may also be found in the neigh-bouring areas of the Himalayan region. Cinnamon of Ceylon is of yellow colour having thin, wavy and shriveled bark. Chinese cinnomon is attractive, aromatic and has sweetish-pungent taste. The bark is not shriveled e. i., arrangement is not in scales. Indian cinnamon is slightly blackish, thick and does not posses as strong taste as the Chinese Cinnamon has. Cinn...
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CINNAMOMUM
Plant Introduction:
Name:
Sanskrit - Twak, Twaj;
Bengali-Hindi, Urdu & Gujarati - Daruchini;
Latin name of Indian variety is Indian Cinnamon.
Symptomps
Dose:
The blood is thin and pale.
Sexual desire is increased.
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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