Kidney failure patients are concerned about the food they eat. For example, is corn a therapy for renal failure? Can kidney patients eat corn?
Corn by itself is not a treatment for kidney failure. However, it can be included in one’s diet as a food to aid in good kidney health. Digesting corn silk can help build up the kidney’s health by supplying much needed detoxifying nutrients in the form of uric acid.
Corn silk tea has the following benefits for kidney patients:
1. Reduce blood sugar
It reduces the levels of blood sugar by increasing insulin levels in the body. It is also a natural treatment for congestive heart failure, diabetes or high cholesterol, etc.
2. Provide vitamin C
Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that helps prevent the damage of free radicals and cardiovascular diseases. Besides, vitamin C also stimulates blood circulation, which i important for the optimal functioning of all the vital organs of the body.
3. Cope with kidney problems
Corn silk tea is effective in treating conditions that are related to the kidneys, including painful urination, urinary tract infection, inflammation of the urinary system, kidney stones and bladder infection, etc.
4. Increase your urine
Corn silk tea can help in increasing the amount of urine. You can avoid many kidney problems as toxins and other harmful wastes are flushed out of your body efficiently.
5. Provide nutrients
Corn silk tea can provide various nutrients including limonene, niacin, selenium, riboflavin and menthol, etc. Kidney patients can get more nutrients from corn silk tea. It is good for the recovery of kidney.
Generally speaking, corn is good for kidney patients. If you have any question, you can leave a message below or consult our online doctor directly. We will reply you as soon as possible.
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