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| Treat Infertility with Cinnamon |
Researchers
found that many diseases that human beings suffer from on a daily basis are not
only cured by the industrial medicines but it can also cured by the use of
naturally produced substances like cinnamon. Cinnamon is an aromatic spice or
medicine made from the dried brown bark of tropical southern Asian cinnamon
tree. You can find it in two varieties such as Chinese and Ceylon. They both have
similar flavor. It is one of the world’s most beloved spice. It has a miracle power to cure fertility as
well.
Fertility can be improved in women affected with a common hormonal disorder. Health Day
reported that Dr. Daniel Kort, a postdoctoral fellow in reproductive
endocrinology at the Columbia University Medical Center in New York City found
that cinnamon supplements can help women with polycystic ovarian syndrome
(PCOS) become pregnant. It has been used for years to curb heavy menstrual
bleeding (menorrhagia), including heavy bleeding due to endometriosis and
uterine fibroids.
The
study showed that cinnamon reduced insulin resistance by increasing
phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase activity in the insulin signaling pathway. This
potentiates the action of the insulin. Resistance to insulin increases the
body’s insulin levels. It has been found that who took the cinnamon had greatly
reduced insulin resistance. One study suggests, cinnamon may also reduce insulin
resistance by slowing the movement of food from the stomach to the small
intestine. This slows the breakdown of carbohydrates, which is important for
people with diabetes and women with PCOS.
Research at the Human Nutrition
Center at Tufts found that cinnamon triples insulin’s ability to metabolize
glucose (blood sugar), protecting people against diabetes, lowering hunger,
lowering sugar cravings, while increasing weight loss. Weight loss is often a
difficult part of living with PCOS. Many women find that losing weight is next
to impossible when living with PCOS. Cinnamon may be one of the best natural way to improve weight loss in women
with PCOS.
Happy Pregnancy
Rebecca Robert...


