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cannelle de Cochinchine
cassia cinnamon (Cinnamomum aromaticum)
Entire Monograph
Reported Uses
- NOTE: see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table
- amenorrhea [Insufficient Evidence]
- angina [Insufficient Evidence]
- common cold [Insufficient Evidence]
- diabetes mellitus [Insufficient Evidence]
- diarrhea [Insufficient Evidence]
- dyslipidemia [Insufficient Evidence]
- erectile dysfxn [Insufficient Evidence]
- HTN [Insufficient Evidence]
- impaired glucose tolerance [Insufficient Evidence]
- mosquito repellent [Insufficient Evidence]
- muscle cramps [Insufficient Evidence]
- nausea/vomiting [Insufficient Evidence]
- obesity [Insufficient Evidence]
- polycystic ovary syndrome [Insufficient Evidence]
- stroke prevention [Insufficient Evidence]
- urinary incontinence [Insufficient Evidence]
Reported Doses
Safety/efficacy may not be established; reported doses may be derived from limited or potentially inadequate studies w/ variable regimens, multi-ingredient products, or where concentration of active ingredients may vary widely
Effectiveness Ratings
- [see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table]
diabetes mellitus
- [Insufficient Evidence]
- Dose: 0.12-14.4 g PO qd; Alt: 100 mg PO 4-5x/day
diarrhea
- [Insufficient Evidence]
- Dose: 1200 mg PO bid
impaired glucose tolerance
- [Insufficient Evidence]
- Dose: 250 mg PO bid; Alt: 456 mg PO qd
mosquito repellent
- [Insufficient Evidence]
- Dose: apply 5% cream topically
polycystic ovary syndrome
- [Insufficient Evidence]
- Dose: 500 mg PO tid
stroke prevention
- [Insufficient Evidence]
- Dose: 5 g PO qd; Start: w/in 24h of ischemia onset; Info: used w/ aspirin
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