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You cannot directly really convert g (a solid measurement) to ml or teaspoonfuls (a liquid measurement). In an ounce, however, is 30ml or 28.3g. 30 ml is 2 tablespoonfuls, 3 teaspoonfuls in a tablespoon. I would say it is approximately 5g since there are 5ml in a teaspoonful and 28.3 and 30 aren't too far apart.

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There are 1000mg in 1g of cinammon. There is 2.26g in one tsp of cinnamon, so there is 2260mg in one tsp of cinnamon.

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There is none.

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Honey is almost entirely composed of different sugars, with water and trace minerals. Excess sugar (and we really get enough carbohydrates of different sorts in our diet anyway) gets stored as fat. So this diet cannot work unless you reduce your food intake to compensate for the excess sugar you are consuming. Certain types of cinnamon may well have useful properties that might influence insulin levels, but probably not at the recommended concentrations.

So this diet is more likely to help you gain weight, and has the added disadvantage that you'll be damaging your teeth, suppressing your immune system, and all the other health problems associated with excess sugar consumption.

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Cinnamon helps you stabilize your sugar levels. Many diabetics knows this and uses it. It has not been found to be dangerous.

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Cinnamon Spoon Full the spoon with cinnamon Put it in your mouth

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cinnamon is hiliki or iliki!

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It depends where you are shopping and much you want to buy.

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about 85% of it

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Yes, put some water on the spoon first then put a pile of cinnamon on top, so that it covers the water. This makes the challenge more bearable, but it's still challenging..

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Cinnamon is very dry and if not swallowed with water, it prevents you from being able to swallow.

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General Mills

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Cinnamon பட்டை (Pattai)

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Even the lowest amount of cinnamon, 1 gram per day (approximately ¼ to ½ teaspoon), produced an approximately 20% drop in blood sugar; cholesterol and triglycerides were lowered as well. When daily cinnamon was stopped, blood sugar levels began to increase.

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it is hard because the cinnamon is very dry. It takes all the saliva from your mouth which helps you swallow but now you cant.

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I'm not aware of any difference. Decades ago terms like "finely powdered" were standardized terms that referred to the size of pharmacist's sieve the product could pass through. Today, though, I'm not aware of any difference between "cinnamon powder" and "ground cinnamon".

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cinnamin is not soluble... it is a shaving of a spice... kind of like a flake

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where does cinnomon come from.

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Yes.

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A cinnamon stick has 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon powder. That's the amount I would suggest using. I found this answer at www.google.com