

Cinnamon is considered a spice rich in nutrients necessary for a healthy body, which helps reduce the chances of contracting diseases, especially those related to the immune system. Therefore, it is important to consume it in appropriate quantities. In the following report, Dalili Medical reviews the most prominent benefits of cinnamon after childbirth, in addition to the side effects resulting from excessive consumption, according to what was reported on our website.
- **Milk**: Milk is considered the primary drink for breastfeeding women, and it is useful after a cesarean section, as it contains a group of important nutrients such as calcium and vitamin D, which help protect women from osteoporosis and maintain dental health. Milk is also considered a fluid that supports milk production. If a woman does not prefer drinking milk, she can drink it in the form of a cocktail with bananas and honey to obtain additional benefits.
- **Caraway**: Caraway is an excellent nutritional meal for women after a cesarean section, as it contains fiber that prevents constipation, in addition to a group of nutrients such as iron, zinc, magnesium, and phosphorus, which are transferred to the child during breastfeeding.
- **Coconut water**: Coconut water provides a woman after a cesarean section with a group of nutrients that enhance milk production and maintain her general health, such as potassium, natural sugars, and sodium. It also contains fiber that reduces the risk of constipation and indigestion, which helps in losing weight after childbirth.
**Plum juice**: Plum juice is considered one of the best drinks after a cesarean section, as it contains important nutritional elements such as potassium, which maintains dental health and prevents osteoporosis. It also replaces blood lost during the procedure because it contains iron. Its high fiber also helps treat constipation and promotes a feeling of fullness.
- **Spinach juice**: Adding dark leafy vegetables, such as spinach juice, to the diet after a cesarean section is beneficial, as it provides the body with high concentrations of iron necessary to replace lost blood. It also contains vitamin A, which is transferred to the infant during breastfeeding.
The amount of breast milk is affected by several factors, including psychological factors. There are many drinks that can enhance milk production after a cesarean section, including:
- **Boiled fenugreek**: Fenugreek is considered one of the best drinks for producing milk, as it works to increase the concentration of estrogen in the blood, which enhances the secretion of the hormone prolactin, which is responsible for milk production.
- **Fennel drink**: Fennel helps increase milk secretion thanks to its galactogenic properties, which enhance the hormone prolactin in the blood.
- **Anise**: Anise also has galactogenic properties, which stimulates milk production, in addition to being a soothing to the nerves and alleviating cramps and bloating that a woman may suffer after a cesarean section.
- **Ginger**: Although there are not sufficient studies on the effect of ginger on milk production, it is recommended to consume it after a cesarean section, as it is believed to help enhance milk production and contribute to rapid recovery.
- **Garlic yogurt**: Yogurt is considered beneficial for the health of both the mother and the child after a cesarean section. Adding garlic to milk may change the taste and smell of breast milk, but it contributes to milk supply and has been used for years to stimulate milk production.
1. **Boiled or infused cinnamon**: Cinnamon is considered a traditional drink that is beneficial for women after childbirth, as it enhances blood circulation and helps blood flow to all parts of the body. It also plays an important role in combating infections that may result from a cesarean section, and contributes to tissue repair, which speeds up the healing process, so it is considered one of the best options after a cesarean section.
2. **Chamomile**: Chamomile helps relieve colic that a woman may suffer after a cesarean section, including spasms in the uterine muscles. It also relieves the symptoms of gas, nausea, and vomiting. In addition, chamomile has sedative and antidepressant properties, which helps reduce anxiety that a woman may experience after giving birth.
3. **Raspberry juice**: Fruit juices are generally considered very beneficial after a cesarean section, but raspberry juice is distinguished by its wonderful benefits, as it contains high concentrations of vitamin C and antioxidants that contribute to accelerating recovery from the operation and wound healing. It also contains fiber, which supports digestion and helps prevent postpartum constipation.
4. **Bone broth**: Chicken broth is considered beneficial for women’s health after a cesarean section, as it contains a group of amino acids that support body health. It also helps speed up healing and repair wounds thanks to its richness in collagen.
5. **Carrot juice**: Carrot juice plays an important role in accelerating the healing of wounds, because it contains vitamin A and vitamin C, which help get rid of free radicals and stimulate the production of new cells in the skin. Therefore, obtaining sufficient amounts of these vitamins contributes to a faster recovery after a cesarean section.
Cinnamon offers many benefits to the mother after childbirth, the most prominent of which are:
Some studies have shown that eating cinnamon regularly after giving birth can help regulate blood sugar levels and reduce the body's resistance to insulin. However, care must be taken not to consume it in excess to avoid any side effects.
Some women suffer from high blood pressure after childbirth and during breastfeeding. Eating cinnamon and combining it with foods can help regulate and lower blood pressureWomen who suffer from high blood pressure. However, you should be careful not to eat cinnamon in large quantities or drink cinnamon tea excessively.
Cinnamon contains anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant nutritional components, which makes it useful after childbirth in protecting the body from diseases, especially immune diseases. It also contains elements that reduce menstrual symptoms and cramps.
Eating cinnamon after childbirth helps increase uterine contractions, which contributes to expelling placental remains and blood faster, thus reducing the risk of infection and helping the uterus heal quickly and return to its normal size
Some studies have shown that drinking cinnamon after giving birth can help reduce bleeding that may occur, significantly shortening the postpartum period.
Cinnamon has pain-relieving properties, which helps relieve postpartum contractions and muscle pain. Therefore, some doctors recommend drinking cinnamon tea after giving birth to achieve the best results.
Cinnamon contains a high percentage of antioxidants that protect the body's cells from damage, which increases the body's energy and speeds up the healing process, so there is no need to worry about eating cinnamon after giving birth.
Cinnamon is considered an effective herb in improving a woman's mood after childbirth, which reduces the chances of developing postpartum depression, especially during the postpartum period. Therefore, it is recommended to consume it in appropriate quantities to obtain the best results.
It is considered safe for adults to eat between 1 and 4 grams of cinnamon per day, which is equivalent to half a teaspoon to a teaspoon. There is no specific amount recommended for pregnant or postpartum women, but it is preferable for the amount to be less than 6 grams to avoid serious side effects, such as: mouth irritation and liver problems. Women who take certain medications should be careful about the amount of cinnamon they consume, to avoid interactions with other medications. You should also pay special attention to cinnamon supplements, as they can interact more with medications, so it is preferable to consult a doctor before using them, because they may affect the effectiveness of medications such as antibiotics, diabetes medications, blood pressure medications, heart medications, and others.
- **The postpartum period:** It is recommended to drink a cup of warm cinnamon drink in the morning.
- **Digestive system disorders:** It is preferable to drink a cup of cinnamon tea half an hour before a meal.
- **Treatment of diabetes:** It is recommended to consume a quarter of a teaspoon of cinnamon daily to help stabilize blood sugar levels.
**Improving blood circulation:** Add a teaspoon of cinnamon powder to half a liter of water and take it twice daily.
- **Weight loss:** Add half a spoonful of cinnamon to a spoonful of honey in a cup of hot water, filter the mixture and drink it half an hour before the meal, twice daily.
- **Preparation time:** 5 minutes
- **Difficulty level:** Easy
- **Number of servings:** Enough for 4 people
**the components:**
- Two teaspoons of fine cinnamon.
- Four teaspoons of sugar.
- Four cups of water.
- A teaspoon of ginger.
- A quarter cup of grated coconut.
- A quarter cup of coarsely chopped walnuts.
1. Add fine cinnamon to a pot containing boiling water.
2. Leave the mixture to boil over medium heat for 7 minutes.
3. Add sugar and ginger to the cinnamon mixture and leave to boil for an additional 3 minutes.
4. Remove the pot from the heat, then filter the mixture using a strainer and pour it into a serving jug.
5. Add grated coconut and chopped walnuts to each serving cup.
6. Pour the hot cinnamon drink over the nuts, then serve immediately.
**Preparation time:** 10 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for 4 people
- A cup of Nescafe
- Two cups of cocoa
- A cup and a half of sugar
- A teaspoon of cinnamon
- A teaspoon of nutmeg
- Two cups of coffee creamer
1. Place the cocoa in a jar, then add the cinnamon, sugar, Nescafe, coffee creamer and nutmeg.
2. Close the jar tightly and shake it well until the ingredients are mixed.
3. Place four tablespoons of the mixture in a cup of boiling water, stirring constantly.
4. Serve the drink hot.
**Preparation time:** 15 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for two peopl
- Five cinnamon sticks
- Two cups of water
- Two tablespoons of sugar
1. Grind cinnamon sticks in a grinder until they become fine as powder.
2. Place two cups of water in a pot on the fire until it boils.
3. Prepare serving cups and put a teaspoon of ground cinnamon in each cup.
4. Add sugar to cinnamon to taste.
5. Pour boiling water over the cinnamon in serving cups.
6. Stir the cinnamon with the sugar until the sugar dissolves completely, then serve the cinnamon drink hot.
One serving of cinnamon stick drink contains the following nutritional values:
- **Calories:** 62 calories
- **Total fat:** 0.1 grams
- **Cholesterol:** 0 milligrams
- **Sodium:** 8 milligrams
- **Total carbohydrates:** 17.5 grams
- **Protein:** 0.3 grams
**Preparation time:** 10 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for one person
**the components:**
- A teaspoon of green mint
- A teaspoon of cumin
- spoon
Small of a lion's man
- A teaspoon of green tea
- A teaspoon of marjoram
- A teaspoon of cinnamon
- A teaspoon of fennel
- A teaspoon of ginger
- A teaspoon of senna
- Two tablespoons of honey
1. In a serving cup, mix ginger, green mint, cumin, lion’s mane, senna, cinnamon, marjoram, fennel, and anise.
2. Boil water in a pot over low heat for a minute.
3. Pour boiling water over the ingredients in the cup, then stir well.
4. Cover the cup and leave for 5 minutes, then add the honey and stir until it dissolves. Serve the drink hot.
**Preparation time:** 20 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for four people
**the components:**
- Four tablespoons of ground cinnamon
- Two teaspoons of vanilla
- Eight tablespoons of powdered milk
- A quarter cup of lukewarm water
- Four cups of water
- A quarter cup of sugar
1. Place water and ground cinnamon in a pot on the fire, stirring constantly, until it boils.
2. Reduce the heat and leave the mixture until the smell of cinnamon appears.
3. Add lukewarm water to the pot, then add the powdered milk, stirring until it dissolves completely.
4. Pour the milk mixture over the cinnamon mixture and continue stirring over the heat until the ingredients are mixed.
5. Add vanilla to the mixture, then remove from heat.
6. Pour the cinnamon drink with milk into serving cups, add sugar as desired, and serve hot.
**Preparation time:** 10 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for two people
**the components:**
- A stick of cinnamon
- Two teaspoons of dried tea
**the components:**
- Sugar as desired
- Two cups of water
**Preparation method:**
1. Pour water into a pot and put it on the fire until it boils.
2. Add the tea and cinnamon sticks to the boiling water, and leave on the heat for an additional 5 minutes.
3. Remove the mixture from the heat and filter.
4. Pour the tea into serving cups, add sugar as desired, then serve hot.
**Preparation time:** 20 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for one person
- 250 milliliters of hot water
- Three pieces of fresh orange juice
- A packet of cinnamon tea
**To apply:**
- A quarter cup of syrup
- A quarter spoon of cinnamon powder
- A stick of cinnamon
- A slice of orange
1. Place the cinnamon tea packet in hot water and leave for 8 minutes.
2. Pour the orange juice into a small jug, then add the tea.
3. Garnish the drink with a cinnamon stick and a slice of orange.
4. Sprinkle cinnamon powder over a cup of tea when serving with syrup.
- Calories: 152 calories
- Total fat: 4.5 grams
- Cholesterol: 3 milligrams
- Sodium: 348 milligrams
- Total carbohydrates: 24.6 grams
- Protein: 3 grams
**Preparation time:** 8 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for 4 people
**the components:**
- Two tablespoons of heavy cream
- A teaspoon of cinnamon
- A cup of brown sugar
- A cup of water
- A teaspoon of vanilla
1. Place the sugar and water in a pan over high heat, stirring until the sugar dissolves.
2. Leave the mixture on the fire until it boils and the syrup forms, then remove it from the heat.
3. Add cinnamon, cream, and vanilla, stirring gently, and leave the mixture to cool slightly.
4. Store the mixture in the refrigerator for a week, then heat it before use.
**Preparation time:** 15 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for 4 people
- 4 large cups of milk
- A tablespoon of cinnamon
- Half a cup of chopped chocolate
1. Pour the milk into a deep pot and put it on medium heat.
2. Add the cinnamon stick to the milk in the pot, and leave until the milk is completely heated.
3. Leave the mixture on medium heat for a few minutes, avoiding boiling.
4. Add the chopped chocolate to the mixture, then reduce the heat temperature.
5. Leave the mixture until the chocolate melts completely without stirring the ingredients, then turn off the heat and remove the pot from the heat.
6. Pour the mixture into serving cups, and the drink is ready to be served.
One serving of cinnamon hot cocoa drink contains:
- **Calories:** 191 calories
- **Total fat:** 8.9 grams
- **Cholesterol:** 2 milligrams
- **Sodium:** 200 milligrams
- **Total carbohydrates:** 22.4 grams
- **Protein:** 8.8 grams
**Preparation time:** 5 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for two people
- A cup of water
- A tablespoon of honey
- Two tablespoons of lemon juice
- Two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar
- A tablespoon of cinnamon
1. Place water in a pot on the fire and leave it until it boils, then remove it from the heat.
2. Add vinegar, honey, lemon juice, and cinnamon to the boiling water, and stir the mixture well until the ingredients are combined.
3. Cover the pot and leave for 5 minutes until the water absorbs the taste of cinnamon.
4. Filter the cinnamon drink with the limen.
5. Pour the mixture into serving cups, then serve.
**Preparation time:** 15 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for 4 people
- 4 cups of liquid milk
- Two tablespoons of ground cinnamon
- Two tablespoons of vanilla
- A spoonful of sugar
- A quarter teaspoon of cinnamon for garnish
1. In a saucepan over medium heat, add the milk, cinnamon sticks, vanilla, and sugar, then stir the ingredients together for 10 minutes.
2. Remove the pot from the heat and cover for 10 minutes.
3. Remove the cinnamon sticks from the mixture, place them in a pot with a quarter cup of water, and leave them to boil for 5 minutes.
4. Pour the mixture into serving cups up to the middle, then add the mixture over it and serve hot, decorating the cups with ground cinnamon.
One serving of hot cinnamon drink with milk and vanilla contains:
- **Calorie:** 113 calories
- **Total fat:** 0.7 grams
- **Cholesterol:** 0 milligrams
- **Sodium:** 201 milligrams
- **Total carbohydrates:** 16.7 grams
- **Protein:** 7.4 grams
**Preparation time:** 10 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for one person
- A cup of skimmed milk
- A quarter teaspoon of vanilla
- A quarter teaspoon of fine cinnamon
- A teaspoon of honey
1. Pour the milk into a jug over medium heat until it is hot.
2. Add honey and vanilla, and stir well.
3. Remove the jug from the heat, then pour the mixture into a serving cup, garnish with cinnamon, and serve hot.
**Preparation time:** 5 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for one person
- A teaspoon of lemon juice
- A teaspoon of rose water
- A cup of water
- A teaspoon of fine cinnamon
- A teaspoon of honey
- Slices of lemon for garnish
1. Pour water into a pot on the fire, then add the cinnamon and stir until it boils, then remove the pot from the heat.
2. Add rose water, lemon juice, and honey and continue stirring until the honey dissolves.
3. Pour the cinnamon syrup into a serving cup, then garnish with lemon slices, and serve hot.
**Preparation time:** 20 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for one person
**the components:**
- A tablespoon of dried cranberries
- Cinnamon stick
- Two cups of water
- tea bag
- A tablespoon of sugar
1. Boil water in a teapot over the fire.
2. Add the berries and cinnamon to the boiling water and leave for 5 minutes, then add the tea bag.
3. Remove the jug from the heat, then add the sugar and stir until it dissolves.
4. Leave the mixture to boil for 5 minutes, then remove the tea bag, berries and cinnamon stick, and reheat the mixture again.
5. Pour the tea into serving cups and serve.
**Preparation time:** 10 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for two people
**the components:**
- Two cups of water
- A tablespoon of ground cinnamon
- Half a teaspoon of nutmeg
- Half a teaspoon of cloves
- Two tablespoons of sugar
**Preparation method:**
1. Pu water in a pot on the fire.
2. Ad the sugar, cloves, nutmeg, and cinnamon, and stir until dissolved.
3. Remove the pot from the heat and leave it to simmer for 5 minutes to allow the flavors to blend.
4. Filter the mixture with a fine strainer to get rid of impurities.
5. Pour the drink into serving cups and serve hot.
**Preparation time:** 5 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for two people
**the components:**
- Two teaspoons of grated chocolate
- Two cups of milk
- Two teaspoons of ground cinnamon
- Half a cup of cream
- A teaspoon of vanilla extract
- Two tablespoons of sugar
**Preparation method:**
1. Add the milk, cinnamon and sugar in a bowl and mix well.
2. Place the pot on the fire and continue stirring until it boils, then remove it from the heat.
3. Add vanilla extract and continue stirring until the mixture is combined.
4. Pour the mixture into serving cups, decorate with whipped cream and grated chocolate, then serve hot.
**Preparation time:** 10 minutes
**Difficulty level:** Easy
**Number of servings:** Enough for one person
**the components:**
- A cup of water
- A tablespoon of honey
- Half a medium lemon
- A teaspoon of fine cinnamon
**Preparation method:**
1. Place water in a pot and raise it to a boil.
2. Add honey to the water and stir well until it dissolves.
3. Add the juice of half a lemon to the mixture and stir.
4. Add cinnamon and stir the ingredients together until combined.
5. Pour the hot drink into serving cups and serve.