Why are corn husks not edible?

Table of Contents:

1. Why are corn husks not edible?
2. Does corn silk help with bedwetting?
3. Is corn on the cob good for kidney stones?
4. Is corn silk tea a diuretic?
5. What does corn silk tea taste like?

Why are corn husks not edible?

Corn husks are most commonly used to encase foods to be steamed or baked, imparting a very light corn flavor. Corn husks can be used in the presentation of a dish, but are not edible and should be discarded after use....

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Does corn silk help with bedwetting?

Corn Silk for Bedwetting: Corn Silk is a safe and gentle herb to use in the treatment of bedwetting. Use the tea or tincture during the day (up until about 4 or 5 hours before bed) to help strengthen a weak urinary system.

Is corn on the cob good for kidney stones?

Foods that are high in Oxalate Foods high in Oxalates cause a person to pass excess Oxalate though their urine. This can result in the formation of calcium-oxalate stones. Some foods that are high in Oxalate include sweet potatoes, spinach, beans, white corn and soy products.

Is corn silk tea a diuretic?

People who practice traditional Native American and Chinese medicine sometimes use corn silk tea to treat urinary tract infections (UTIs). Act as a diuretic. Scientists have determined that corn silk tea likely has a mild diuretic effect (increased urine production).

What does corn silk tea taste like?

DELICIOUS FLAVOR - Corn Silk Tea is a unique brew, crafted from corn on the cob's silk strands. Its earthy, slightly sweet flavor delights, and without caffeine can be enjoyed throughout the day.