Corn silk is safe for preganant women when used in the amounts normally found in food. But larger amounts are unsafe, because corn silk might stimulate the uterus and cause a miscarriage.(2)
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Description
Corn silk can be recognised as a shiny, silky, yellow-brownish thread like, weak fibres which grow as a part of ears of corn. It can be collected from unripe corn. It has originated from Central America and now grows around the world in warm climates. Corn silk is odorless.