If you do not eat cinnamon as a regular part of your diet, anything more than about 3-6 grams a day is usually not recommended. You can eat more without adverse effect if it is a regular part of your diet in significant amounts. Some beneficial effects on type 2 diabetics have been reported for people who have take up to 9 grams a day, usually in 3 divided doses.
This is for "true" cinnamon, or Ceylon cinnamon. Cassia cinnamon, which is cheaper and what is usually found in your grocery store, contains coumarin, a blood thinner, which should not be consumed in large quantities. Check the label.
you can but you will have a weird accent you might get sick but most likely you won't
Yes. I've tried it and i was gagging and throwing up for almost an hour...and I have an amazing gag reflex. It makes your mouth burn and makes your throat beyond raw and you won't want to eat cinnamon for a LONG time...just saying i wouldn't try it.
Instead of using sugar to give food flavor, you can use cinnamon, which has no glucose (sugar). People with diabetes have to eat sugar in moderation, so using cinnamon as a substitute for sugar is a good way to cut down on sugar. Cinnamon also helps to regulate blood sugar, so it's very healthy for people with diabetes. But never consume more than one tablespoon per day. More than one tablespoon can make you sick because of the natural oils in the cinnamon.
pretty darn sick
eggs cant really make u sick!!
no
eating poo
in make u sick, as in 'wicked sick'. haha.....
Yes, it can.
Yes
Eating dish soap will make you sick. Don't do it.
Turkey doesn't usually make you sick. But if you are eating turkey and you get sick it it doesn't necessarily mean the turkey made you sick. It could be the ingredients and contents inside the turkey.