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The stories tended to turn into full-blown bloodletting, with a voluntary cut that cures the headache. (6/9)pic.twitter.com/2pdBrLUtGX
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No. The truth is even weirder. You don’t need a fancy theory to practice bloodletting. In fact, about a third of the world’s culture have practiced bloodletting in one form or another—without having ever heard of Galen or other ancient physicians. (4/9)pic.twitter.com/x7lOX6HFaD
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Maybe they were following Galen’s suggestions? The famous Greco-Roman physician, known for developing the theory of humors, was big on bloodletting. Like, really big. He recommended it for everything from headache to loss of speech. Or hemorrhage (!!). (2/9)pic.twitter.com/OAzOi12G9Y
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Today is the anniversary of George Washington’s death. How did he die? He caught a throat infection. Then his doctors decided to drain 2.5L of blood (2/3 of a gallon, about half his blood). Somehow he didn’t make it. Why would his doctors—the best available—do such a thing? (1/9)pic.twitter.com/o77BWpgJOk
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Turns out, about a third of cultures worldwide practice(d) bloodletting in one form or another. The Guna (Panama and Colombia) used a miniature bow to shoot a miniature arrow into the temple of those suffering from headaches.pic.twitter.com/a4oW35QPyq
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The TED-Ed team put this together, the animation is brilliantly creative!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58jHhNzUHm4&feature=youtu.be …
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