Comments on: How to Make Gin Raisins for Arthritis http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/ Relieve arthritis naturally Thu, 12 Jan 2012 10:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Matt http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-727 Matt Thu, 22 Sep 2011 13:04:17 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-727 Sandra, That's great! Thanks for sharing. Sandra,

That’s great! Thanks for sharing.

]]> By: Sandra http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-726 Sandra Thu, 22 Sep 2011 06:09:34 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-726 I had to quit crocheting, knitting, sewing etc., thumb joints totally bone on bone, as per Orthopedic physician. I could not hold a jar and open a lid. I tried all the creams, pills, gels, goops, globs etc. I finally did a search on home remedies for arthritis that work. GIN SOAKED RAISINS WORK!!!!! At the liquor store I asked for the best Gin, & was asked what I was using it for. I stammered until she asked "for soaking raisins"? I said yes, and told me not to bother with anything BUT the cheapest gin ($7.00 a fifth). She been using it for years and had had no problems since the early '90's. I gave it a try. I just finished the crochet project I started in 2006 & am on project #2. I have canned 202 jars of soups, fruit, jelly, & vegetables. Thumbs are no problem. I thank God every day for this wonderful information. I cover the bottom of a casserole dish (large) with golden raisins (made from white grapes), use just enough gin to cover, I put a shrink wrap covering on dish and place in cupboard. Seven to ten days usually is about right. Then place in sealed jar on your counter and nine (9) per day seems to be the appropriate amount. I saw extreme improvement within 5 days. Also Dr. Oz highly recommends this for arthritis. It has also taken the pain from my left knee which has had 2 surgeries. Now, no problem. Hope this is helpful to all who read this. God Bless you all. I had to quit crocheting, knitting, sewing etc., thumb joints totally bone on bone, as per Orthopedic physician. I could not hold a jar and open a lid. I tried all the creams, pills, gels, goops, globs etc. I finally did a search on home remedies for arthritis that work. GIN SOAKED RAISINS WORK!!!!! At the liquor store I asked for the best Gin, & was asked what I was using it for. I stammered until she asked “for soaking raisins”? I said yes, and told me not to bother with anything BUT the cheapest gin ($7.00 a fifth). She been using it for years and had had no problems since the early ’90′s. I gave it a try. I just finished the crochet project I started in 2006 & am on project #2. I have canned 202 jars of soups, fruit, jelly, & vegetables. Thumbs are no problem. I thank God every day for this wonderful information. I cover the bottom of a casserole dish (large) with golden raisins (made from white grapes), use just enough gin to cover, I put a shrink wrap covering on dish and place in cupboard. Seven to ten days usually is about right. Then place in sealed jar on your counter and nine (9) per day seems to be the appropriate amount. I saw extreme improvement within 5 days. Also Dr. Oz highly recommends this for arthritis. It has also taken the pain from my left knee which has had 2 surgeries. Now, no problem. Hope this is helpful to all who read this. God Bless you all.

]]> By: TONJA http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-725 TONJA Fri, 05 Aug 2011 17:23:50 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-725 This has been passed down in our family, it absolutely works. My 70 year old mother for the first time in years can crochet without any pain, her hands are deformed because of the arthritis, this has given her life back This has been passed down in our family, it absolutely works.
My 70 year old mother for the first time in years can crochet without any pain, her hands are deformed because of the arthritis, this has given her life back

]]> By: Matt http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-724 Matt Mon, 11 Jul 2011 03:34:36 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-724 Pinky, You need to consult with your doctor on that issue. I imagine that you could take small doses of the remedy and be fine, but please check first though. Pinky,

You need to consult with your doctor on that issue. I imagine that you could take small doses of the remedy and be fine, but please check first though.

]]> By: pinky http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-723 pinky Sun, 10 Jul 2011 12:11:31 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-723 I'm diabetic and also OA (osteoarthritis), so what will be if I try taking raisin - gin, because both the sweet of the raisins and the alcohol of the gin is a taboo for diabetics. Or will it be neutral, I mean sugar free, after soaking the raisins in gin for a week. I’m diabetic and also OA (osteoarthritis), so what will be if I try taking raisin – gin, because both the sweet of the raisins and the alcohol of the gin is a taboo for diabetics. Or will it be neutral, I mean sugar free, after soaking the raisins in gin for a week.

]]> By: deedee http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-699 deedee Sat, 06 Nov 2010 16:47:37 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-699 when you are soaking the raAISINS SHOULD THEY BE COVERED OR UNCOVERED WHILE WAITING FOR THE GIN TO SOAK INTO THEM when you are soaking the raAISINS SHOULD THEY BE COVERED OR UNCOVERED WHILE WAITING FOR THE GIN TO SOAK INTO THEM

]]> By: linda becker http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-696 linda becker Wed, 07 Jul 2010 15:49:11 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-696 Hi, I have some dark raisins in fridge w/Seagrams soaking for now, I think I'll try organic golden and figure out getting some juniper berries to put in with the mixture as well... I'll see how it goes. Hi, I have some dark raisins in fridge w/Seagrams soaking for now, I think I’ll try organic golden and figure out getting some juniper berries to put in with the mixture as well… I’ll see how it goes.

]]> By: shelby towe http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-690 shelby towe Mon, 07 Jun 2010 03:31:38 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-690 I'm going to try this. my mom and two sisters use this and swear by it. I have had two double knee replacements and they have not worked arthritis and working ate my knees up. I am in constant pain and stiffness.I just pray this works for me. My sister said someone told her to put these in a glass bowl and leave out and cover with cheese cloth. I don't know where she got this but I am going to put them in the fridge and cover with cheesecloth in a half gallon jar. I’m going to try this. my mom and two sisters use this and swear by it. I have had two double knee replacements and they have not worked arthritis and working ate my knees up. I am in constant pain and stiffness.I just pray this works for me. My sister said someone told her to put these in a glass bowl and leave out and cover with cheese cloth. I don’t know where she got this but I am going to put them in the fridge and cover with cheesecloth in a half gallon jar.

]]> By: Linda Goodrich http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-685 Linda Goodrich Wed, 02 Jun 2010 16:18:00 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-685 Thanks so much for the info, and all the commentary from admin and other pain sufferers. I am a recovering alcoholic, and would definitely prefer NOT to be in a liquor store, or have alcohol in my home. I'll try an apple cider vinegar recipe (since i have that at home already) and let you know how it goes. I have fibromyalgia, and the fibro-bear (as I call it- it hangs on my back, chews at my neck and shoulders, and claws at my legs) has been pretty unrelenting as of late. I end up on muscle relaxers, & more recently, prednisone (very high inflammation levels). I wonder if anyone has checked? Does this recipe reduce inflammation body wide? Would be nice to know... I would imagine the juniper berry oil might work better, and i may try it eventually, but many of these oils are quite strong, possibly concentrated, and might be awfully strong, esp for someone w/ a sensitive stomach like myself. Thanks so much for the info, and all the commentary from admin and other pain sufferers. I am a recovering alcoholic, and would definitely prefer NOT to be in a liquor store, or have alcohol in my home. I’ll try an apple cider vinegar recipe (since i have that at home already) and let you know how it goes.

I have fibromyalgia, and the fibro-bear (as I call it- it hangs on my back, chews at my neck and shoulders, and claws at my legs) has been pretty unrelenting as of late. I end up on muscle relaxers, & more recently, prednisone (very high inflammation levels). I wonder if anyone has checked? Does this recipe reduce inflammation body wide? Would be nice to know…

I would imagine the juniper berry oil might work better, and i may try it eventually, but many of these oils are quite strong, possibly concentrated, and might be awfully strong, esp for someone w/ a sensitive stomach like myself.

]]> By: Matt http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/gin-raisins-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-672 Matt Sat, 08 May 2010 17:48:35 +0000 http://www.ginraisinsarthritis.com/?p=10#comment-672 Thanks for all your questions. Please feel free to ask more if anything strikes your fancy. Thanks for all your questions. Please feel free to ask more if anything strikes your fancy.

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