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King Charles II Had A Stroke — But It Was The Gruesome Medical Treatment That Killed Him

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By Not Surfaces, Elana Glowatz Verified
| Medical Daily Verified
Covid-19 It doesn’t sound pleasant to receive “an enema in which they used antimony, sacred bitters, rock salt, mallow leaves, violet, beet root, camomile flowers, fennel seed, linseed, cinnamon, cardamom seed, saffron, cochineal and aloes.” But according to the BBC, that is exactly how Charles II, the 17th century king of Great Britain and Ireland, was treated for an illness — among dozens of other attempted cures.
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Witch Trials: 4 Real Medical Illnesses That Were Mistaken For Witchcraft And The Devil

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By Elana Glowatz Verified
| Medical Daily Verified
Weird Medicine When authorities burned accused witches at the stake throughout history, they often thought they were performing their own version of defense against the dark arts. Without the kind of advanced medical knowledge we have today, people sometimes attributed unexplained or strange medical phenomena by saying it was the work of witchcraft or demons. It’s an idea that dates back to the beginning of civilization. Lois N.
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Gray Whale Facts: All About the Species Adorning Oregon License Plates

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By Elana Glowatz Verified
| Yahoo Verified
If you are driving down the highway next year and see a gray whale tagging along with the car in front of you, it’s just the new Oregon license plate. And the swimming creature pictured on the plate is one with a serious comeback story. The upcoming design is called the “Coastal Playground” and will be an option available through the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles, The Oregonian reported. Depicted on the vehicle tag are a mama gray whale and her calf swimming near the state’s coast.
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