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Cinnamaldehyde, the main chemical constituent of
Cinnamon Bark and Cassia essential oils, is well

known for its warm, spicy aroma. A study printed in
the June 2015 issue of the Journal of Cellular
Biochemistry suggests that cinnamaldehyde acts to
support healthy molecular function in the kidneys.*

The molecular environment of kidneys is
dependent on many biochemical pathways.
Biochemical pathways can be thought of as a Rube

Goldberg machine. One molecule stimulates
another molecule to act on a different set of
molecules, and so on, in a chain of events until the
desired outcome is achieved. This study showed
that cinnamaldehyde inactivated the JAK2-

STAT1/STAT3 biochemical pathway in the kidney
cells, which may help keep kidney cells healthy.*

Cinnamaldehyde May Support

Healthy Kidney Function

* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.