Does sweet potato have diuretic effect?

Yes The function should be to promote fluid production to quench thirst, and it should also have diuretic effect.

Sweet potato: Generally speaking, it is fruit. Actually, it is a kind of fruit and vegetable. It can be eaten raw as a fruit or cooked as a vegetable. We often fry dried voles, just like fried dried voles with white radish. It is a vine, its fruit is buried in the soil (this is really like a sweet potato), and its mature head is big and small. Need to peel off the outer skin. The pulp inside is white (this may be the reason why it is called sweet potato, but it is far from sweet potato), and the pulp is sweet and crisp. Accordingly, its taste should be sweet or light and cool (I think it should be cold), and its effect should be promoting fluid production to quench thirst and diuretic. Its vines blossom and bear fruit, just like peas, which are seeds. I almost think of them as peas. What is its scientific name? I asked a lot of people, but I don't know. I wonder if my analysis is correct. Let's talk about it As there is no camera, there is no way to take a picture of it, otherwise everyone will see it more clearly.