Donna (Royal Oak, Mi) on 01/05/2010
Replied By Elizabeth (Nashville, Tn) on 01/06/2010
Replied By Donna (Royal Oak, Mi) on 01/08/2010
Replied By Emily (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/16/2010
I live in NC but used to live in Ann Arbor, Mi! Hope you are doing well. I have suffered from pelvic pain for a while - I believe it's IC, as it flares up after I drink coffee, eat chocolate, or eat strawberries or tomatoes. I read your post and bought cinnamon capsules. I would love to know if you or anybody on this post has had luck with cinnamon - how many 500 mg capsules should I take every day to feel a difference?
Thanks! Emily
Replied By Jen (Ann Arbor, Mi) on 09/08/2010
Replied By Steph (Lake Erie, Pa ) on 01/28/2014
For me, Cinnamon is wonderful to my stomach, and not so to my IC. I found the waaay expensive Ceylon at my Whole Foods Store and am doing an experiment. I am also anxious to try, despite the price ($27.99/lb. this part of US! ), b/c of the grain-free, low sugar diet I am also trying. It is in very many recipes. Also, Cinnamon helps regulate blood sugar by "tricking the taste buds that sugar is present", so one can use less! Yea!
I haven't read yet on Cardamon, the only other spice I feel is a similar taste & therefore substitution. Does anyone else know if Cardamon has the same "Coumarin"?