Iba’t-ibang Klase ng Pinoy Cinnamon ” Genus Cinnamomum Schaeff”

As the chillness of the air touches your cheeks and the memories of the past linger on you, have a cup of Philippine Cinnamon tea to warm your heart. Here’s our Pinoy Cinnamon Paskong Tea Regalo made especially for you! What the set contains:*1 Philippine cinnamon bark chip 65g*1 old school enamelware mug commonly known…

It is true that the Philippine cinnamon is most aromatic when it is fresh (green). 500 years after Pigafetta wrote this, we are glad that we could confirm that fresh cinnamon is the best! Please consider planting your own Philippine cinnamon at home or on the farm for your own food and medicine, and to…

We all know that Magellan looked for the Spice Islands (Maluku Islands in Indonesia) in 1519 in search of cinnamon, clove, nutmeg. These spices were as valuable in Europe that time, as oil is valuable globally today. You get rich if you find the source! When Magellan stumbled in the Philippines in 1521 to take…

Want a tall and bushy Philippine Cinnamon Kalingag? Try applying composted rice straw and Madre de Cacao, per farmer Jennelyn (in gray shirt). More leaves to use as food and medicine. Be sure to plant your own Philippine cinnamon at home, as part of your container gardening, or in the ground, at home or in…

Pure Philippine cinnamon is grown by small farmers in Negros Occidental who are partners of Plantsville Health. The farmers did not use synthetic fertilizers and pesticides (organic). The bark is good to boil for tea and to drink hot or cold to relieve diarrhea and stomach aches (indigestion, flatulence, menstrual cramps, stress, etc.). Studies found…

How did November of Plantsville Health recover from symptoms of Covid? She shared her experience 2 months ago using a video that was posted last week. (Please scroll down to check it out.) One symptom was diarrhea, and the Phil cinnamon bark tea helped her tremendously. On the first day of drinking the tea, she…