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Golden Raisins Soaked in Gin for Treating Arthritis

October 14, 2008 in Home Remedies
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Claudia A. | August 23, 2011 9:02 AM | Reply

What is the recipe for raisins in gin treatment of arthritis? How long should the raisins soak before using? How many do ingest daily?

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Ellie F. | January 4, 2012 9:38 PM | Reply

I'd like to have the recipe for the gin soaked golden raisins as well please.

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