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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If anyone has been following the recent news that cinnamon has been > found to lower blood sugar levels and knows anything about the study > then i have a question. they keep talking about cinnamon, but mention > all the foods that people put 'cinnamon' into. 90% of the substance > known as 'cinnamon' is, in fact, cassus bark, not the bark of the > 'cinnamon' tree and while somewhat related, it is not the same thing. I think the active ingredient found to mimiic insulin in those experiments was the compound that gives it "the cinnamon taste". This is a water-soluble polyphenol compound called MHCP. This is probably the compound found in "cassus bark" if it has the cinnamon taste. Elmer
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