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Settle in tonight for a soothing journey through time, exploring one of the most curious, and frankly, bizarre corners of human history: the world of medicine before it truly knew what it was doing. This relaxing sleep story is not a tale of grand battles or royal courts, but a peek into the strange and often terrifying "cures" of the past. You are the unfortunate patient, a time-traveling test subject in an era where the remedy could be infinitely stranger than the disease.

From the crocodile dung poultices of Ancient Egypt to the theory of the four humors in Greece; from the gladiator-surgeons of Rome to the plague doctors in their beaked masks. We'll uncover the logic behind seemingly mad treatments, explore medical theories that held sway for centuries, and witness the slow, painstaking birth of modern science. This bedtime story is ideal for deep relaxation, sleep meditation, or simply satisfying your curiosity about the stranger side of history.

Dim the lights, find a comfortable position, and let's ease into tonight’s journey together. If you enjoy what we do here, please consider liking the video and subscribing. We'd also love to know where you're tuning in from, so drop your city and the time in the comments below!

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The following are some of the sources, blogs, and articles referenced in the creation of this video's content:

“The Ghoulish History of ‘Mummy Powder,’ the Bizarre Cure-All Made From Mummified Human Remains” – The Smithsonian Magazine
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“The Wandering Womb: Female Hysteria through the Ages” – The Lancet
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“The Story Of The ‘Waterloo Teeth’” – National Army Museum, London
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“Paracelsus: The Dose Makes the Poison” – U.S. National Library of Medicine
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“Bloodletting, Leeches and George Washington” – The Royal College of Surgeons of England Blog
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