The fine golden fibers hidden under corn husks, usually thrown in the trash, are the subject of promising scientific studies. Used for millennia in Native American and Chinese traditional medicine, corn silk contains flavonoids and polyphenols with natural antioxidant and diuretic properties. From blood sugar regulation to renal support, modern research is beginning to validate what healers intuitively knew.
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