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Corn husks are inedible, so that shouldn't be surprising. A great deal of plant matter, in particular, is fibre or char or similar that will simply pass throug
by retrac 6y ago
Corn husks are inedible, so that shouldn't be surprising. A great deal of plant matter, in particular, is fibre or char or similar that will simply pass through.
If you want to reduce absorption, particularly of fat, there's some evidence increasing dietary fibre a bit will help with that.
But in general, calories in = calories in.
- InitialLastName 6y agoYou accidental tautology belies the point that the amount of calories your body burns is variable, depending in part on the number of calories your body takes in.
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- unbalancedevh 6y agoburns, or stores
- myself248 6y agoI think it makes the point that your body doesn't absorb all the calories you swallow. Fiber has energy value when burned in a fireplace, but not when eaten by a human.