"It's like tiger balm on steroids." — Leann ★★★★★ Invigorating. Clearing. Uplifting. Herbal topical oil for circulatory warmth, tension release, and recovery. ✓ 7 use cases — circulation, neck tension, sports recovery, brain fog, and more ✓ 23 five-star reviews | Handcrafted in California ✓ Used by acupuncturists, massage therapists, and physical therapists What This Oil Does Tight muscles that won't release. Joints that ache in damp weather. Circulation that pools instead of flowing. In Chinese medicine, this pattern is called cold stagnation — and it's one of the most common things practitioners treat. Cinnamon Protector Oil drives warmth and circulation into stagnant tissue. The effect is immediate — warmth that builds, penetrates, and keeps working long after application. 7 Ways to Use It Activate Circulation A small amount on your cheekbones, forehead, and temples. Breathe in. Feel the warmth within seconds. "I press a dab into my cheekbones and instantly feel better." Release Neck & Shoulder Tension Massage into the top of your shoulders and back of neck with firm pressure. The gallbladder and bladder meridians run through the upper trapezius — when blood stagnates here from stress or posture, warming oil breaks the tension-stagnation cycle. "I've dealt with neck and shoulder tension for years & this product has made a tremendous difference." — Nicole Sports Recovery & Muscle Comfort Work into sore joints and muscles after training. "My husband does Martial arts... This oil works wonders on his joints and muscles after training." — Magesh Revive Tired Feet & Legs Massage into soles, inner ankle, and calves after long days. "My feet were so tired I could not sleep. I rubbed the oil into my soles and went into deep slumber." Clear Brain Fog In Chinese medicine, clear thinking depends on clear yang rising to the head. When cold and dampness obstruct that movement, the result is fog and heaviness. A drop on each shoulder and temple can shift it in minutes. "Out of all the uses, my favorite is for clearing the sinuses and increasing alertness." — Stacy Support During Cold Season Vigorous massage along the upper spine when you feel something coming on. The volatile oils support your body's natural defenses. Energize Your Space "I love to share it during stressful work meetings. It immediately clears the air and helps get ideas going." The Tradition Behind This Formula Cinnamon Protector Oil is based on Po Sum On — "Protect the Heart's Peace" — a traditional Chinese topical formula used for generations in clinical practice. The original recipe was modified with plant infusions and essential oils. The formula works in three layers: Surface: Peppermint and eucalyptus for immediate sensation and analgesic effect Middle: Cinnamon and ginger for deep warming and blood movement into the tissue Base: Camellia oil to nourish the skin, dragon's blood resin for microcirculation Each layer brings its own part, all working together. Handcrafted in California. Trusted by acupuncturists, massage therapists, and physical therapists across the country for deepening treatment and delivering results patients can feel. The Formula Camellia Oil — Nourishes and protects the skin. Traditional Japanese beauty oil. The carrier that holds everything together. Cinnamon Oil — The heart of the formula. Warms muscles and joints, drives blood into stagnant tissue. Cinnamon's volatile compound cinnamaldehyde activates warming receptors (TRPA1) and dilates local blood vessels — real circulation, not just a sensation.* Dragon's Blood Resin — Used in Chinese medicine for centuries to break blood stasis. Promotes microcirculation and supports tissue repair at the application site.* Peppermint Oil — Analgesic surface layer. Drives the herbs deeper into the tissues. Ginger — Another warming ally. Opens the channels and pushes cold out of the muscle layer. Wintergreen Oil — Analgesic. Calms the spirit. Eucalyptus — Respiratory clarity. Alertness. Clears the head. Scutellaria Baikal — Soothes and comforts the skin. Licorice — Calms sensitive skin. The harmonizer in the formula. What Customers Are Saying Leann ★★★★★ "This stuff is POWERFUL! It's like tiger balm on steroids and smells sooo good. My husband uses it for his plantar fasciitis and I use it for shoulder tension." Laura ★★★★★ "I rub it on my knees before and after workouts. I also rub it in my shoulders, neck, and shoulder blades and the comfort is so amazing. The tension just melts away, and the best part is... it's not oily at all!" Jesse ★★★★★ "Not only does it smell amazing, but the oils continue to penetrate muscles and work on the affected area long after being applied. Works wonders on sinus congestion and as an aromatherapy tool." How to Use A little goes a long way. Apply a small amount to the area and massage with firm, slow pressure. The warming effect builds and continues working long after application. Also works as: Bug repellent, bug bite soother, space-clearing aromatherapy. Not for use under 12 years old. Do not apply to open skin. *These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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