Does Gin and Raisins Help Arthritis?
The Recipe
Place a box of golden raisins into a shallow container. Let the raisins soak in the gin for a few weeks until the gin evaporates. The raisins will not dry out but will stay moist just like normal raisins. Eat nine of these "drunken raisins" a day to help your arthritis.

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Thereof, is Gin and raisins good for arthritis?

Enter gin-soaked golden raisins, a folk remedy for relieving arthritis pain. Pour in gin specifically made with Juniper berries, until the raisins are completely covered. Let the raisins sit for a week at room temperature and soak up the gin. After that, eat 10 raisins per day.

Beside above, what is the best gin to use for gin soaked raisins? But Gordon's London Dry Gin uses “the finest hand-picked juniper berries,” according to its website. Meanwhile, don't go eating juniper berries on their own. The People's Pharmacy said there are dozens of species, and some are toxic. There are also lots of variations of the recipe for gin-soaked raisins.

Also know, how long does it take for gin soaked raisins to work?

Cover the container with cheesecloth and allow to stand until the raisins absorb the gin and the remaining liquid evaporates, about one week. Each day, eat NINE of these "drunken" raisins. I have read that it might take six weeks for this remedy to work, so be patient.

What gin is made with real juniper berries?

Bombay Original London Dry Gin First released in 1959, it is based on an original 1761 recipe. Eight botanicals—juniper berries, coriander seeds, licorice root, almonds, lemon peel, cassia bark, orris root and angelica root—are vapor-infused with the base spirit.

Related Question Answers

Is Gin an anti inflammatory?

However, there is a theory that the juniper used to make gin—it's the primary flavoring ingredient in the botanical mix of most gin—has anti-inflammatory properties, which may help with arthritis. This is backed up by a very limited amount of scientific evidence.

Is Gin an inflammatory?

Gin used as a pain killer
Since it is very much an alcoholic beverage, it can be used to reduce pain and as mentioned earlier inflammation.
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