Tag: Cassia

While all parts of the cassia tree were once used for ancient medical remedies, it is not safe to ingest any part of the tree. The seeds can be particularly toxic, so keep this in mind around children or pets. What are the most poisonous plants to dogs? The following plants are the most toxic […]

As the highly-invasive cassia plant moves into bloom in local backyards, reserves and roadsides, Eurobodalla Council is reminding the community that the pretty weed poses an ugly threat to our native plants and animals. Is Cassia tree invasive in Florida? Based on its predictive tool, the UF/IFAS Assessment of Non-Native Plants in Florida’s Natural Areas […]

Cassia essential oil blends well with sweet orange, blood orange, lemon, rosemary, lavender, grapefruit, ginger, frankincense, coriander, clove bud, and more. What does Cassia blend well with? Aromatic spice Cassia blends especially well with citrus and conifer oils. A few drops of Cassia create a lovely aroma when combined with oils such as Juniper, Bergamot, […]

Above: Cassia, or Senna, is an invasive weed currently flowering in Eurobodalla. Remove it from your garden and get free native replacement plants from Council as a thank you for helping the local environment. Which trees have the most invasive roots? 7 trees and plants with the most invasive roots Silver maple tree. crystaltmcGetty Images. […]

Cassia cinnamon is possibly unsafe when taken in doses larger than 6 grams daily for a long period of time. Cassia cinnamon contains a chemical called coumarin. Taking large amounts of coumarin can cause liver damage in some people, especially those who have liver disease. Is cassia cinnamon safe to eat? While Cassia cinnamon is […]

Cinnamon has been shown to reduce some of the bad effects of eating high-fat foods. This can help in an overall weight loss plan. Its effect on blood glucose levels can also help your body ultimately lose weight. What type of cinnamon is best for weight loss? Ceylon cinnamonCinnamon, obtained from the bark of the […]

When ground, it is hard to distinguish between the two. But the difference is in the color and smell of each of the spices. Cinnamon is warmer in tone and tan in color with a sweet flavor. Cassia is more of a reddish brown in color and has a more coarse texture, with a stronger, […]

When everyone is asked to take the red tablet, Cassia realizes that it erases memories; she stomps hers out surreptitiously, refusing to forget Ky. Cassia finds out her family is being relocated to the farmlands. Cassia meets with her Official and learns that Ky was placed into the Matching Pool as an experiment. What does […]

At Cassia’s request, they go to a small museum where Cassia trades Ky’s compass with an archivist in order to obtain information that could help her find Ky. What happens in the book Crossed? Crossed is the second novel in the Matched series by Ally Condie. In this novel, Cassia has been in work camps […]

Cassia essential oil helps to release the energy of worthless, unimportant and suppression that keeps us separate from our higher self and our divine source. I get that this was why it was used in the Holy Anointing Oil given to Moses. What was Cassia oil used for in the Bible? Cassia is an essential […]

Cassia helps promote a healthy immune function* and has a positive effect on moods. It is a great oil to diffuse during cold months due to its warming properties and sweet, spicy aroma. Cassia’s uplifting aroma encourages feelings of love and connection. What are the benefits of Cassia essential oil? 10 Cassia Oil Benefits Treats […]

Cassia is similar to true cinnamon and mimics some of its benefits and uses. They’re from the same botanical family, and they both have a spicy, warm aroma — but Cinnamon Cassia oil is sweeter than cinnamon and is sometimes used as an economical substitute within fragrance applications. What is the difference between cinnamon bark […]

Some people use it for erectile dysfunction (ED), hernia, bed-wetting, joint pain, menopausal symptoms, menstrual problems, and to cause abortions. Cassia cinnamon is also used for chest pain, kidney disorders, high blood pressure, cramps, and cancer. People apply cassia cinnamon to the skin to repel mosquitos. What are the benefits of Cassia essential oil? 10 […]

Cassia acutifolia is a laxative that may be taken as a tea, but it should not be used in order to lose weight. Cassia acutifolia tea is a powerful laxative that can produce side effects including diarrhea, nausea and dehydration when improperly used. Does Cassia help with weight loss? Cassia nomame prevents the intestines from […]

Also known as senna, cassia is a natural laxative that is often found in diet teas. While you may lose some water weight in your stool after drinking a cup of the herbal tea, it does not help you lose fat weight. Talk to your doctor or dietitian before adding cassia tea to your weight-loss […]

Cassia contains almost the same set of cinnemaldehydes and other essential oils as cinnamon, except that cassia is a lot stronger. Cassia is used rather than “true cinnamon” in savoury Indian and Chinese dishes. You can use cassia bark to add flavour to any spicy dish. Can you substitute cassia for cinnamon? You can substitute […]

Cassia cinnamon is a very common spice and flavoring agent in foods. As medicine, people most commonly use cassia cinnamon for diabetes. It is also used for prediabetes, obesity, and many other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses. What can I use cassia oil for? Cassia oil can be […]

Cassia cinnamon is a very common spice and flavoring agent in foods. As medicine, people most commonly use cassia cinnamon for diabetes. It is also used for prediabetes, obesity, and many other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses. Is cassia cinnamon good for weight loss? Aside from diabetes, cinnamon […]

While Cassia cinnamon is safe to eat in small to moderate amounts, eating too much may cause health problems because it contains high amounts of a compound called coumarin. Research has found that eating too much coumarin may harm your liver and increase the risk of cancer ( 3 , 4, 5 ). What are […]

Cassia cinnamon Cinnamon contains coumarin, a powerful blood-thinning agent. Warfarin, a commonly used blood-thinning drug, is derived from coumarin. Chinese cassia cinnamon contains a much higher coumarin content than Ceylon cinnamon, according to a 2012 study in Pharmacognosy Research. Can you take cinnamon while on blood thinners? Interactions. If you take any medication regularly, talk […]