The corn plant is a common annual plant. It can grow up to 10 feet high.
Female flowers produce corn. The stamens of the flower are called cornsilk
and are long, silky threads. Corn grows all over the world, but is native
to Central America and the Andes. Cornsilk is harvested at the same time as
the corn cob in summer.

Cornsilk is beleived to reduce the formation of kidney stones. It can also
help relieve symptoms for person who already have stones. When used with
other medical treatments for cystitis, cornsilk can help releive the problem.
In this case, it makes a better complimentary supplement rather than a primary
treatment.Corn Silk can be used to sooth the lining of the urinary tract. It
can help relieve pain and difficulty with urination. Cornsilk also helps to
prevent frequent urination. It also relieves fluid retention throughout the
body - one contributing factor to a decrease in blood pressure.

Direction of Use:

Take 3 capsules daily with food or water.

Corn silk coats the lining of the urinary tract, which helps keep
material moving through.

It also reduces sediment formation in the kidneys.

The diuretic effect comes about because corn silk keeps the body
from retaining water.

**Based on 2000 calorie diet.Other Ingredients: Gelatin (capsule), Mgnesium stearate

Q. What Corn Silk does

Corn Silk coats the lining of the urinary tract, which helps keep material
moving through. It also reduces sediment formation in the kidneys. The
diuretic effect comes about because cornsilk keeps the body from retaining
water?

Q. What's in Corn Silk?

Cornsilk contains saponins, allantoin, various sterols including B-sitosterol
and stigmasterol, plus vitamins including C and K. It is best used fresh,
although it is available in powder and capsules.