“…Many bioactive extracts and isolated compounds have been extracted from the bark of Cinnamomum of the Formosan Lauraceous family ( C. zeylanicum and C. cassia ) [12], leaves ( C. wilsonii [13], C. kotoense [14,15,16,17], C. subavenium [18]), stems ( C. subavenium [19,20]), and heartwood and roots ( C. osmophloeum [21]). These findings indicate the antiproliferative effect of Cinnamomum plants for several types of cancer, such as that of the colon [12,13,17], lung [14,16], liver [15,21], breast [17], prostate [18,20], melanoma [19], and bladder [20]. However, the selective killing effect of Cinnamomum plants on oral cancer cells remains undetermined.…”