The tools, equipment, and kitchen staples in your kitchen aren't just useful for cooking. They can also be used as remedies and are beneficial for your health. Not only that, they also contribute in certain ways to beauty care as well.
Cinnamon sticks are exactly this kind of versatile, all-purpose spice. Since it's never too late to learn, let's read on and find out now.
It relieves itching and swelling caused by insect bites.
Cinnamon, which has anti-inflammatory properties, is also useful for insect bites and other cases of skin itching. Mix a small amount of cinnamon powder with a little honey until well blended. Then apply it to the itchy, swollen area. This will help relieve the itching.
Improving the digestive system
Cinnamon is a carminative remedy that can treat indigestion and bloating. Sprinkle a little cinnamon powder onto the food you're about to eat. Or you can add it to your coffee when drinking it. Simply sucking on a cinnamon stick will also give you the same benefits.
Helping keep ants away
Ants hate cinnamon. You can put cinnamon sticks in a plastic bag, seal it tightly, and keep it in your cupboard or wherever you store food. If you sprinkle cinnamon powder along the path where ants travel, they will run far away. On top of that, your kitchen will smell pleasantly fragrant too.
Relieving sore throat and stiff neck
Cinnamon contains a type of aromatherapy property that relieves aches and pains such as sore throats and shoulder pain. Here's the method: put a little rice into a clean sock. Don't fill the sock completely with rice — only fill about one-third of it.
Then add 2 cinnamon sticks as well. Next, tie the sock closed securely and put it in the microwave for about 2 minutes. Once the time is up, place the warm sock around your aching neck. If the sock cools down, you can reheat it and reapply it again and again. You can keep using it until the cinnamon scent fades away.
Boosting memory power
If you're studying for an exam, or learning a subject and want to firmly remember what you've studied, you can rely on cinnamon. Whether you drink cinnamon as a beverage or use cinnamon oil, either way works.
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