Do you have arthritis pain? Do you prefer natural home remedies? If so, the gin and raisins arthritis cure is one you should try. The gin and raisins combination does sound a bit odd, but stranger combinations have been known to relieve other ailments.
When and where did this folk remedy start? It is hard to pinpoint exactly where it originated, but Paul Harvey, a radio icon in the 1990’s, mentioned it during a broadcast. Since that time, this remedy has grown in popularity due to widespread media.
What exactly is this natural remedy? The basic recipe calls for golden raisins covered in gin until the gin evaporates. At that point, the raisins should be stored in a closed container. It was stated that you can consume nine gin soaked raisins a day, to help relieve arthritis pain and suffering. There are a few other variations of this recipe.
Does it really work? Research shows many testimonials from individuals who have tried this remedy and swear by it. Why does it work? Some believe the gin and raisin remedy works due to the following factors: The sulfur found in golden raisins; raisins have anti-inflammatory properties; juniper berries in gin; placebo effect. To arthritis sufferers, it probably does not really matter why it works, but are thankful for the relief that is obtained from it.
Until they come out with proven scientific facts as to why gin and raisins work in easing arthritis pain, you can try nine raisins a day and see if it adds relief to your joint stiffness and pain. Like any home remedy, you should never start any new type of treatment without consulting your doctor first. Discuss this with your doctor, as there may be some negative interactions that could interfere with your current treatment. A rule to remember is the gin and raisin arthritis cure should be in addition to, and not to replace your current medical treatment.
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