Re: Herbal digestive Aids part 4

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Try it in soups.Toni <tone102@...> wrote:

You know it would have to say OKRA for ulcers..lol

I can be brave,grin and bear (or is that bare?) almost anything with the exception of OKRA.

Come to think of it I have not had a lima bean since I was a kid too. Nothing like that memory kicking in..heh

Toni

Thankyou for sharing those articles Suzi

Okra For Ulcers

The little known okra plant is helpful in healing ulcers. It contains a large amount of vegetable gelatin which can coat the lining of the stomach and digestive tract. The vegetable is often used in soups and stews. It can also be eaten alone, slightly steamed. It is quite slimy and some people object to this texture, so someone in the southern United States, where okra is more popular, had the idea to dry the vegetable, grind it to powder, and make it into capsules or tablets. It has helped many. Okra can also be found in the frozen food section of the supermarket or better than that, it can be grown in your own garden from seed.

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jules ferris wrote:

> I think of okra as slimey

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Well it is that. Good for the digestive system though.

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