None — A spoonful of cinnamon is the culprit behind a dangerous new trend among teenagers. Thousands of videos can be found on You Tube that show people, most of them students and teens, taking part ...

Some trials show modest improvements in fasting glucose, lipids, or inflammatory markers, possibly via antioxidant or ...

Unfortunately, this week’s fun food fact is not, in fact, so fun. You may have heard recently that the seemingly innocuous challenge of eating a tablespoon of cinnamon, also known as the "cinnamon ...

DALLAS - It's an online dare, a challenge to swallow a teaspoon of cinnamon without water in 60 seconds. Those who have tried the cinnamon challenge say unlike a spoonful of sugar, the spice does not ...

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A decades-old stunt in which thrill-seeking teens swallow a tablespoon of dry cinnamon with no water, gag and spew out a cloud of orange dust went viral in 2012, resulting in more than 50,000 YouTube ...

The “Cinnamon Challenge”, which involves trying to swallow a teaspoon of cinnamon without water within sixty seconds, has led to many calls to poison centers, emergency departments visits and ...

As if parents didn't have enough to worry about, it seems a growing number of kids are taking the "Cinnamon Challenge" -- a stunt that has landed some in the ER, pediatricians warn. The Cinnamon ...

This review synthesizes preclinical evidence showing that cinnamon-derived compounds can modulate inflammation, oxidative ...

Turmeric and cinnamon can both help with inflammation, as both contain antioxidants. It's difficult to say which is "better" at fighting inflammation, but you don't need to add much of either to your ...

There are four major types of cinnamon. Darker-colored cassia cinnamon is the one most commonly sold in the United States. It’s grown in southeastern Asia. Ceylon cinnamon, also known as true cinnamon ...

Cinnamon is generally safe, but too much can cause stomach issues, liver damage, or interact with medications. How it affects you can depend on the type, like Ceylon or cassia, and whether it’s made ...