Raisins and Gin?
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My husband has been doing this for years and would not be without it. No, it doesn't completely eliminate the pain, but it does help it quite a bit.
For those of you who are going to try it - you use GOLDEN raisins, not the brown or black ones.
For those of you who are going to try it - you use GOLDEN raisins, not the brown or black ones.
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I've been taking tart cherry juice concentrate for about a month now, and I can attest that it does work -- completely eliminated my arthritis pain in my hands. I take a swallow <about 1 TBS.> every morning and every evening. It's, as the name implies, very tart -- makes your mouth pucker -- but you soon get accustomed to it. Here's what Dr. Oz said about it, i.e. lots of other benefits:
http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/amazi...t-cherry-juice
I first tried the raisins/gin remedy but got really really tired of that concoction.
Janet in Ohio
http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/amazi...t-cherry-juice
I first tried the raisins/gin remedy but got really really tired of that concoction.
Janet in Ohio
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On reading this - I could see the California Raisins staggering out of a bar all gin'd up... Its either past my nap time or the brain is out to lunch. But most of the old home remedies work better than some over-priced script the Dr gives ya. I use to get cramps in my feet and hands my SILs Dad said to eat sour pickles to get rid of them and it works-its a good thing I like pickles
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