Carlyle Ceylon Cinnamon Capsules 4000 mg | 120 Count | Non-GMO & Gluten Free Supplement

I’m taking cinnamon to help manage insulin resistance, and after doing quite a bit of research, I found that Ceylon is the preferred type and that a dosage of around 8000 mg per day is ideal for my needs. I looked into several brands and chose this one based on quality, reviews, and value — and I’m glad I did.I’ve tried another brand in the past that caused some really unpleasant cinnamon reflux, but I haven’t had that issue at all with this one. It goes down easily and hasn’t upset my stomach. I appreciate that I can get the dosage I need without having to take a ton of capsules every day.Overall, a great value for a high-dose, clean Ceylon cinnamon supplement. I’ll definitely continue using this one!

Definitely seems to help my diabetic husbands sugar. Great price as well. We continue to buy this product

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Ceylon Cinnamon is better than any Cinnamon for the body. Will buy again.

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I bought this because I read really good reviews, but I'm wondering why. It was completely ineffective for even my very sensitive body-type.I usually drink a Ceylon Cinnamon tea for night sweats, hot flashes, and sugar cravings during my Luteal phase. I ran out and can't find the seller anymore, so I decided to try a capsule version, thinking it'd be easier than making a tea, too. This didn't work at all -- and this is coming from someone who has a VERY sensitive body. At least 6 doctors in different fields have told me this, and I have to take doses "as if my body were a child" (I'm an adult).I tried this for about a week with no success. Even tried taking it earlier before bed because maybe it wasn't actually "fast acting", but no luck. I considered taking an extra capsule than the bottle said, but opted against it, mostly because research says there hasn't been heavy studies on the max mg amount of cinnamon that's safe to take. So to rule out that it wasn't just a me problem, I ended up recreating the tea I loved with 1/2 tsp from my regular spice jar of Ceylon Cinnamon. It worked successfully that same night (as it should and always has). Curious still, I opened up the capsule of this product and put a bit on my tongue. It tastes like majority Rice Powder (a listed ingredient) with just a *hint* of cinnamon.With all the personal testing and process of elimination - I conclude that either this product does not have enough cinnamon, or is not actually Ceylon. I wonder how people who wrote good reviews would benefit more from using pure Ceylon from a spice jar or a quality brand capsule that's more concentrated. Maybe it's for long term use only? For my purposes of needing it just 7-10 days a month, I'll continue making a tea with 1/2 tsp from my spice jar (strained), even if it takes more effort.