A liquid solution
More than a supplement — a simple daily habit. This product represents centuries of knowledge about the blood-health benefits of Ceylon cinnamon coupled with modern day PhD level science. Use it as part of your diet to help maintain a healthy blood sugar level.*
Feel certain about what you are taking. Ceylon cinnamon is a "superfood," which, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, means a natural food considered to be especially beneficial to health and well-being. But not all cinnamon is Ceylon cinnamon. Other types of cinnamon are significantly inferior in their health benefits, which is why Stabilicinn is made only from 100% Ceylon cinnamon, certified authentic from Sri Lanka.
It is easy to use. It's tasty, convenient and adaptable. Add it to foods and beverages, or drink it as it is.
The Stabilicinn advantages
Absorption + concentration = maximum efficacy
A higher concentration of Ceylon cinnamon in liquid format provides faster and stronger absorption (versus pills or powders), creating optimal potency.
Negligible coumarin
Ceylon cinnamon has a negligible amount of coumarin (a potential liver toxin) versus common cinnamon (Cassia). Learn about coumarin →
All natural
All natural dietary supplement.* No preservatives. No artificial coloring or flavors. No fillers.
Tastes great
Drink it straight or add it to beverages.
Stabilicinn vs. capsules
Stabilicinn is expected to reach and even exceed the desired concentration of the bioactive ingredients of cinnamon in the blood, whereas cinnamon powder in capsules does not. Why? Stabilicinn liquid is relatively easy and quick to absorb, while cinnamon powder in capsules requires multiple, less efficient steps to digest.
| Capsule absorption | Stabilicinn absorption |
|---|---|
| More steps = lower effective absorption | Single step = extremely high effective absorption |
| Cinnamon powder, possibly containing undesirable volatile elements, packed into a capsule shell.[1] | Cinnamon bark is liquified and processed into a filtered, active form before you drink it. |
| Delivered in an inactive form to the stomach, where it must be further processed to release bioactive polyphenols. | Drunk directly, so bioactive polyphenols are rapidly absorbed: up to 90–98% of the consumed dose.[2] |
| Step 1: the capsule is broken down by enzymes to release cinnamon powder particles. Step 2: the powder particles are broken down by enzymes to release bioactive polyphenols, which are absorbed at a much smaller percentage of the consumed dose (39–53%).[2,3] |
Sources: [1] Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 822–835 (1978). [2] Research by Dr. Sumedha Jayasena, Stabilicinn. [3] Current Issues in Pharmacy and Medical Sciences, Vol. 31, No. 1, pp. 5–9 (2018).
How to take Stabilicinn
- Drink one fluid ounce (30 mL) once a day.
- Take it around the same time each day. No need to schedule around meals.
- Drink the full 1 oz / 30 mL within 10 minutes to maintain the effective concentration.
- Best results after 2 weeks of consistent daily use.
It can be added to beverages or blended into food, but should be consumed within 10 minutes. Ideas for your daily routine →
Why Ceylon cinnamon?
Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum) is native to Sri Lanka and is the source of what we call "true cinnamon." It accounts for a very small fraction of worldwide cinnamon production. Its bark is thin, fragile and easy to crush. Because of its delicate, smooth taste and small supply, it is considerably more expensive than other cinnamons. More importantly, it contains negligible amounts of coumarin, a known blood thinner and potential liver toxin.
Why not Cassia cinnamon?
The most common cinnamon on the world market, produced primarily in China, is Cassia. It has a strong, harsh flavor and a thick, rough bark that is difficult to crush. Most cinnamon found in the USA and Canada is Cassia. Consumed in small quantities on an occasional basis, it is perfectly safe. However, it contains a significantly higher level of coumarin, a potential blood thinner and liver toxin, so it is not suitable for regular use in high concentrations. Ceylon vs. Cassia: how to tell →
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.