Raisins and Gin?
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Originally Posted by MawMaw B
Sounds like a winner to me. My mom believes in rubbing whiskey on bruises. Claims that they don't form if you put it on right away. I haven't tried it.
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You're welcome. I am going to try it myself. Have had left knee replaced and want to keep the right one as long as possible, but it's starting to bother me the same way the left one used to 4 yrs. ago. Hope it works.
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Originally Posted by magpie
You're welcome. I am going to try it myself. Have had left knee replaced and want to keep the right one as long as possible, but it's starting to bother me the same way the left one used to 4 yrs. ago. Hope it works.
What also helped me is one on one physical therapy in the pool.
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I just read some of the things people say on this site. I'm definetely trying it. Darn it has to soak for a week. I'll still be hurting from it in a week so I'll wait. :thumbup: Thanks magpie for sharing this and thanks Ruby for posting this.[/quote]
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I think it would be better to put a new jar to soak every few days, if you can figure out how many you'll be taking every day.
For medicinal purposes only, of course.
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I think it would be better to put a new jar to soak every few days, if you can figure out how many you'll be taking every day.
For medicinal purposes only, of course.
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