2. Make the infusion
– Boil some water and let it cool to room temperature.
– Place the rinsed raisins into a container and pour the cooled boiled water over them.
– Cover and let this soak overnight (at least 12–24 hours).

3. Use the next morning
– On an empty stomach, eat the soaked raisins and drink the raisin water.
– Then lie down for 1.5 to 2 hours with a warm compress or hot water bottle placed over the right side of your abdomen (where the liver is located).

How Often Should You Do This?

For best results, try this once a week for four consecutive weeks. Some people prefer to do it for just two days and notice improvement, but a longer cycle may be more effective. This practice can be repeated every six months as a gentle seasonal reset.

Tips to Support the Cleanse

To get the most from this remedy, avoid alcohol and reduce fatty, fried, or heavily processed foods during the detox period. Drinking plenty of water, getting rest, and sticking to a light, whole-food-based diet can also help your liver function more smoothly.

Important Reminder

While this raisin remedy is rooted in tradition and may offer benefits, everyone’s body is different. If you have a medical condition, take prescription medications, or are pregnant or nursing, consult your healthcare provider before beginning any detox or home remedy.