Lead in cinnamon can lead to serious health hazards. Check your pantry for these products before holiday baking season begins ...

Consumer Reports is urging consumers to throw out their cinnamon if it was manufactured by one of a dozen companies.

Consumer Reports, a nonprofit that helps consumers assess the safety and performance of goods, recently found high levels of lead in cinnamon powder and multi-spice powders from 12 brands ...

The product contains raw cinnamon powder from a 10:1 extract and provides 6,000mg cinnamon with 1,000mcg chromium picolinate per serving. The Ceylon cinnamon capsules are derived from a potent 10: ...

Consumer Reports found high levels of lead in cinnamon powder and multi-spice blends from 12 brands, including Paras and EGN. The findings raise significant health concerns as even small amounts ...

Some had the active ingredient extracted from cinnamon, others used cinnamon powder. Doses varied from 0.36 g to 10 g per day. They also used the two different types of cinnamon—but none of the ...

Of the 36 types tested, only six had low enough levels of lead for unrestricted daily use: Sadaf’s Seven Spice and Cinnamon Powder, Loisa’s Organic Cinnamon, Morton & Basset’s 100% Ground ...

Cinnamon is a staple in many kitchens, especially in the fall and as we roll into the holiday season. It’s not just used in apple pies, cinnamon rolls, and snickerdoodles, though. The sweet ...

The studies, which ranged from two to six months and featured cinnamon powder or an extract, mostly focused on people from the Middle East and/or the Indian subcontinent. In exploring this slight ...

It's best to buy ground cinnamon in small quantities because the freshness and flavour quickly disappear. You can try to grind your own cinnamon from the bark but it's difficult to get it fine enough.

Researchers have discovered that adding a pinch of cinnamon powder to daily diets could prevent diabetes and help control the attack of diabetes. Delayed carbohydrate breakdown Another role of ...