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Cassia nutmeg is likely safe when used in quantities commonly discovered in foods and in medicinal doses.
It is Possibly unsafe when taken in considerable quantities, long-term. Taking considerable quantities of cassia nutmeg might cause adverse reactions in some people. Cassia nutmeg can contain considerable quantities of a chemical called coumarin. In people who are sensitive, coumarin might cause or worsen liver organ illness.

When applied to the epidermis, cassia nutmeg can sometimes cause epidermis irritation and allergic epidermis reactions.

Pregnancy and breast-feeding : Not enough is known about the use of cassia nutmeg during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Stay prepared and avoid use.

Diabetes :- Cassia nutmeg can affect glucose levels in people with diabetic issues. Watch for signs of low blood vessels glucose levels (hypoglycemia) and monitor your blood vessels glucose levels carefully, if you have diabetic issues and use cassia nutmeg in quantities larger than the quantities normally discovered in food.

Liver Disease :-Cassia nutmeg contains some chemicals that might harm the liver organ. If you have liver organ illness, dont take cassia nutmeg in quantities larger than the quantities normally discovered in food.

Surgery : Cassia nutmeg might affect blood vessels glucose levels and might interfere with blood vessels glucose levels control during and after surgery treatment. Quit taking cassia nutmeg at least 2 weeks before a scheduled surgery treatment.