THE MIRACLE BOTANICALS JOURNAL

Cassia Oil ~ Ancient and Auspicious

Cassia Oil is a very special oil. In fact, it is one of the few spices and oils referenced in the Bible and is considered the “Fragrance of Christ.”

Cassia essential oil bottle beside a bowl of cassia cinnamon bark sticks, with text: Cassia Essential Oil Profile

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Unveiling the Essence of Cassia Essential Oil

Cassia Essential Oil, a cherished product derived from the bark of the Cinnamomum Cassia tree native to southeastern China and certain regions of Vietnam, is celebrated for its warm, spicy aroma that can transform any blend it's added to. This oil, steam-distilled in a process that locks in its potent properties, is known to be a close relative to the universally loved cinnamon.

Economical and Fragrant Substitute

Miracle Botanicals Cassia 100% Pure Essential Oil bottle on a white backgroundDue to its sweeter scent, cassia essential oil often serves as an economical substitute for cinnamon essential oil fragrance applications. But it's not just about the soothing aroma; Cassia Essential Oil also boasts an array of potential health benefits. Known to boost the immune system, maintain a healthy digestive system, and improve blood circulation (source) , this oil is a powerhouse of wellness.

Antimicrobial Properties and More

Beyond its immune-boosting effects, Cassia oil is recognized for its antimicrobial and antiviral properties, making it a strong ally when faced with infections, especially those that seem to cause fever. It's also believed to improve insulin sensitivity and blood sugar control, suggesting its potential benefits for patients who seem to have diabetes (source) .

A Rich History

Historically, Cassia oil has been more than just a health supplement. It was a key ingredient in anointing oil as described in the Bible, used to make clothing fragrant, and even traded as a valuable commodity.

Modern Applications

Fast forward to today, and Cassia oil continues to be valued for its medicinal, aromatic, and therapeutic properties. It's widely used in aromatherapy for its calming effects and is often found in skincare products due to its potential anti-inflammatory benefits (source) .

In essence, Cassia Essential Oil is a versatile, beneficial addition to anyone's wellbeing toolkit. Its spicy yet sweet aroma, coupled with its numerous potential health benefits, makes it a must-have in every home.

Cold Fingers and Toes?

Rub 1 drop Cassia Essential Oil diluted with Olive oil to promote circulation and bring warmth to the skin and fascia.

Feeling Sensitive or Restrained?

Diffuse a few drops Cassia Essential Oil for emotional balance, synthesizing courage and stoking the fires of sexual desire.

Sacred Annointing Blend

– 4 drops Myrrh Essential Oil
– 2 drops Cassia Essential Oil
– 2 drops Lemongrass Essential Oil
– 2 drops Cannabis Sativa Essential Oil
– 2 drops Frankincense Essential Oil
– 2 oz of your favorite Carrier Oil

Apply to forehead/third eye, top of the head and feet for the blessings of this antediluvian bouquet.

If you are feeling called to have Cassia Essential Oil, the “Fragrance of Christ” in your life, visit the full product listing to learn more and to add it to your collection…

Hope Johnson, founder of Miracle Botanicals

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Hope Johnson

Founder, Miracle Botanicals

Hope Johnson founded Miracle Botanicals with her family in Hawaiʻi in 2011. She shares her experience with essential oils and aromatic rituals through the journal and continues to support the family business as a consultant.

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