A beekeepers cure for Gout and Arthritis?

Ok, vaguely bee orientated, I was at cricket watching Aman play for Surrey's Academy a few weeks ago and got into conversation about bees with an older gentleman which was soon joined by another.

Think I must ave mentioned bees as I do from time to time! Anyway he said that he used to suffer from gout and his wife had to use walking sticks for her arthritis, but an older gentleman had told him about a natural remedy, god knows how old the older gentleman was?

Three key ingredients, Aspinals organic cider vinegar, (has to be organic), black molasses and beekeeper's honey, (not that junk from supermarket), a teaspoon of each mixed in half a glass of warm water, drunk once a day.

I filed away the info in a dark recess of my mind for a rainy day, low and behold, Selsdon CC were playing at home on a rainey day and I bumped into Mr Miller walking around the boundary, how's the gout I asked, as you do! Not too bad but still aware of it, and conscious that it might be on it's way back. Try this old remedy I suggest.

Paul disappeared soon after and rang me from Waitrose, "what were those ingredients?" Told him, but did politely suggest that beekeeper's honey won't be at Waitrose.

I though no more of it until a text this morning, "Early days I know but your suggestion for gout cure = f*****g miracle. Thanks mate, feet haven't felt this free for years!"

So if you know anybody that suffers, tip them off, it is also supposed to work for arthritis, so it's not only the bee sting that helps that!