You can technically eat the okra slices after steeping, but I drained and pan-fried mine and they were still ... a board-certified OB-GYN and certified sexual health counselor at Rochester Regional ...

Here’s what you need to know about the trend. Okra is a vegetable high in plant mucilage, which is a specific, slimy form of soluble fiber that’s also present in chia seeds, cacti and many ...

Okra lasts longer in the freezer, and you won't even need to thaw it when using it in some recipes. Here's how to freeze for ...

Okra water, a drink made from soaking okra pods in water, has been gaining popularity on TikTok. Naria Le Mire, M.P.H., R.D., says its gaining attention for its touted health benefits, like "reducing ...

Dr. Karan Rangarajan weighed in on the trend, explaining in a video, “If you drink okra water, it could actually be good for your gut health. This plant lube found inside okra is actually called ...

Let it cool down, strain it, and you're done. Use this nutrient-packed water as a final rinse after your shampoo. The natural mucilage from okra works like a conditioner, making your hair soft ...

Okra water is all the rage on TikTok. But do you actually need to drink a slimy beverage to get all the benefits of this ...

It's okra-infused water, made by soaking sliced okra pods in clean water overnight, and then strained using a colander. FYI: You can’t make okra water without cutting your okra open as cutting ...

What causes okra to be slimy? Okra pods contain mucilage which is made of soluble fiber, residual sugar called ...

Over the past few weeks, creators across the platform haven’t been able to contain their excitement for their new favourite health concoction – a glass full of okra’s slimy mucilage.