How to Make a Gin-Soaked Raisins Recipe to Treat Arthritis Naturally

A recipe for gin-soaked raisins just might be what the alternative medicine doctor ordered to treat arthritis. Natural home remedies with natural ingredients -- including gin soaked raisins -- are to treat arthritis symptoms with minimal side effects 1. The jury is still out as to exactly why a gin-soaked raisins recipe works to alleviate symptoms of arthritis, but many of its users swear by its effectiveness.

Fill a glass jar with golden raisins up to 1/2 inch below the mouth of the jar. Do not use dark raisins. It is believed the interaction of the sulfites in the golden raisins and the juniper berries the gin is made of that make the gin-soaked raisin recipe effective.

Tap the jar on the counter top or table to allow the raisins to settle more compacted. Pour gin over the raisins until the raisins are completely submerged. Place the lid back on the jar.

Gently shake the gin-soaked raisins daily for a minimum of two weeks to ensure the raisins are surrounded by gin. The raisins will be ready to use to treat arthritis in one to two weeks, when all the gin has soaked into the raisins.

Store the jar of gin-soaked raisins in a cool, dark place 1. There is no need to refrigerate as the alcohol protects the raisins from spoilage. Eat nine of the gin soaked raisins each day to treat arthritis symptoms.