A new study from the University of Mississippi warns that high doses of cinnamon, particularly Cassia cinnamon, could ...

New research warns that excessive cinnamon supplement use could interfere with medications, affecting drug absorption and ...

The study published in Food Chemistry: Molecular Sciences found that intake of large amounts of cinnamon could reduce the ...

While sprinkling cinnamon on food is likely safe, concentrated supplements might pose risks, especially for people taking ...

Cinnamon is one of the oldest and most commonly used spices in the world, but a new study from the National Center for ...

“Overconsumption of [cinnamon] supplements could lead to a rapid clearance of prescription medicine from the body, and that ...

Researchers found that cinnamaldehyde, cinnamon's main compound, may accelerate drug metabolism, reducing medicines' ...

A new study from the University of Mississippi warns that your cinnamon habit could be fast-tracking medicines out of your body before they can work ...

A new study from the University of Mississippi warns that excessive consumption of cinnamon—especially in supplement or bark form—can interfere with how the body processes prescription medications.

These benefits have earned cinnamon a respected place in traditional medicine and modern wellness circles. But scientists are now paying closer attention to how cinnamaldehyde behaves inside the ...

A POPULAR spice could be meddling with how your body processes prescription drugs, scientists have warned. People with ...

A study shows that cinnamaldehyde in cinnamon supplements can activate drug-processing pathways, potentially affecting how ...