The legendary Jacques Pépin eats seven gin-soaked golden raisins — aka drunken raisins — as part of his nightly ritual for longevity. The chef, artist, and author has made it to the age of 87 ...

I am trying white raisins soaked in gin for my arthritis. So far, I can't see any improvement, but I suppose if I take enough it will either cure or I won't care. -Mrs. H.B.

The legendary chef gives us all a raisin to celebrate. But what's more: I trust Jacques Pépin. He cheated death and emerged from a literally back-breaking 1974 car crash with a new lease on life.

What do gin-soaked raisins and copper have in common? Answer: Both are touted as natural or folk remedies for arthritis. Forty-six million Americans have arthritis in some form or another, and th… ...

In 2004, Teresa Heinz Kerry, the Mozambique-born heiress and wife of John Kerry, who was then running for president, advocated an unusual remedy for arthritis while discussing health care at a ...