Product Description:
Cassia essential oil is in the same botanical family as cinnamon, and both essential oils come from the plant’s bark (but from two different plants). Cassia has a warm and spicy aroma but is sweeter than cinnamon. They share a similar chemical makeup. It is often used as immune system support, particularly if extra immunity is needed! Cooking and cleaning are two other uses, but be sure the brand of cassia oil is safe for ingestion before cooking with it!
Want to add a bit of spice to the bedroom? Create a massage oil or diffuse a blend with a bit of Cassia.
Personal Favorite Use:
I like adding a bit of fall spice to my coffee or tea occasionally utilizing cassia. It gives it a bit of “kick” but not as strong as cinnamon.
Primary Benefits:
- Supports digestion
- Helps with immune system
- Warm aroma
Emotional Benefits (when inhaled):
Cassia can help to restore confidence. It helps individuals to see their own unique gifts and talents and let their light shine!
Most Common Uses:
- Add to blends of citrus essential oils
- During the cold seasons, diffuse with clove and ginger essential oils
- Add a drop or two to veggie capsules to boost the immune system when needed seasonally
- Provide relief to painful joints when diluted in a carrier oil
- Put a drop or two in a glass of water with lemon to help digest and prevent hunger
- Use one drop in a carrier oil to massage feet
- Diffuse for added immunity
Application Uses:
(T) Apply 1-2 drops directly to the desired area, can be diluted with complimentary oil to reduce risk of skin sensitivity.
(A) Diffuse 3-4 drops in the diffuser of choice.
(I) Dilute 1 drop in 4 oz. liquid.
Blends well with:
Arborvitae
Wild Orange
Ginger
