Bizarre Roman Medicine Facts 01 #shorts #rome #history #health

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Ancient Rome had its share of peculiar folk medicine practices.

Prominent physician Galen concocted "theriac," a remedy with snake flesh, myrrh, and opium, believed to cure various ailments and protect against poisons.
Romans used urine both internally and topically, believing it could cleanse the skin and treat skin conditions.
Ground mummy remains, especially mummy dust from Egypt, were used for healing, believed to possess magical properties.
Romans thought toothaches were caused by tiny worms burrowing into teeth, leading to attempts to extract them or apply herbal remedies.

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