lol there is a reason why he is a knight and Rowen Adkins is not

The part where he took a literal bloodbath that leaked through got me. Dedication.

As long as u were older when u developed arthritis it was just seen as your joint being worn down from age. However say u had juvenile onset arthritis like me which began at age 11 following a severe case of mono triggering an autoimmune disorder...THEN elves might be suspected or a magic user casting a curse. Bc they believed the majority of “elven caused” illnesses was a result of being shot by a magic arrow or stabbed by a magic spear it would’ve been illnesses which somewhat mimic the type of pain being harmed by similar non magic arrows/Spears would cause. So think pancretitis, inflammation of the bowels, gallstones, migraines, sciatica/other nerve pain, kidney stones, ovarian cyst, etc...or even food poisoning or severe stomach virus. I can personally attest that all of those can cause very sharp stabbing type pain like you would imagine being caused by being stabbed or shot with an arrow. I’ve experienced or still chronically experience all of the things I mentioned due to some of the chronic illnesses I suffer from...except for the food poisoning & stomach viruses of course which came from the expected causes. Had I been born in the Middle Ages I likely would’ve never made it much past 2wks of age when I developed severe pneumonia. Which sadly parents on average typically lost 50% or more of their children before adulthood...which at those times was considered between 14-17. With the most perishing before age 7.😕😞 I don’t blame them for inventing things to blame for the massive amount of loss & illnesses they must have faced in their comparatively very short lives. Back then 50 was consider quite old & 70-80 absolutely ancient! Which it’s actually to their benefit they didn’t often live to be 70+ as being old in those days would’ve been just constant daily suffering! Especially considering the abuse of daily manual labor starting from a young as 5 & typically a horrible diet to boot!😕

@@roguewolf7053 Oh geez 😣 That's interesting but what a scary time to be alive! I can definitely imagine why not many people made it into their adult years.

@@roguewolf7053 The continual wondering and questioning eventually led to modern medicine especially eith the incetion of microscopes which showed bacteria etc. Similarly the invention of the telescope led to tiday's astrophysics and rovers on Mars.

@@helenamcginty4920 Exactly. The constant curiosity of humans & the desire to explain & solve problems had made all past & future discoveries possible. Our obsession with advancement has led equally to our greatest breakthroughs & worst disasters. Unfortunately we often make discoveries which we don’t fully understand how/why they work which end up being harmful/dangerous or don’t realize the longterm health/environmental impact of.

@@roguewolf7053 I often think about how many times I would've died as a kid and how that would've felt like as I died according to what happened. For one example, when I got a cat bite through my hand, I got acute septcemia. I nearly died as within the 20 minutes or around there it took to drive to the hospital, the infection had already gotten up my forearm. Runners and black veins, the whole bit. By the time the medication was given and started working, the blackness had reached the peak of my shoulder. I was 6-7 when this happened. I also suffer from several mental illnesses, so I also wonder about those and how they'd be treated in older times.... Life is so difficult now for those that aren't typical, so I can even imagine what it'd be like back then.

It would appear so! I thought about the same thing. Be safe 🙏

The French physician Charles de L'Orme is credited with creating the suit ensemble back in 1619.

Me too! It's so interesting to learn about this part of history that isn't taught in school

I love all the series Tony does! I'm from the Netherlands btw.

I'm binge watching those while working from home during lockdown. Idk why, it's the only thing that also lets me focus on my work. I'm from Mauritius 🇲🇺 :)

Same here! From Greece 🇬🇷 🙂

Itty??? Btw I just started this particularly vid.

Oy! Enough of the lawyer jokes...the new ones are America first and Q anon..

Deep State

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I have respect for this guy with the commitment he has to history. I would not do any of those things. Being a typical female, I would be disgusted

Fancy meeting you here. LOL

Cows, sheep, chickens. Pigs are used in medicine because they are closest to humans.

Colonizing pigs, it's true.

Yes, of course! *That* is completely reasonable! 😂

@@LiliAquinas LEGOLAS!!!

The maggots aren't the stinky part. The dead stuff they feed on stinks. Maggots and leeches are used in modern wound care treatments, and leeches are used to increase circulation, especially following microsurgery, and in cases where the patient may not have very good circulation prior to surgery. They're specifically bred in sterile environments, so they don't introduce any damaging bacteria or viruses, and they're very good at what they do. Leeches secrete an anticoagulant while feeding, to prevent clotting (which would make it difficult for the hungry little leech to get at the blood!), and this anticoagulant causes increased blood circulation in the area. Maggots only feed on dead tissues, so they can debride (clean out the dead tissues) wounds without causing any damage to healthy tissues. Modern medicine has not developed any sort of treatment that mimics what these little critters can do, which is pretty amazing to me.

Maggots definitely do have a smell though. Not as noxious as rotting meat, but distinctive.

Being part of the slaughter community, I can agree that maggots do have their own smell but you won't smell it over their meal. They would've been so used to those scents it would've been only as annoying as someone's trash overdo to be taken out.

I wonder if this expression is still used in English speaking countries? In German, a sudden and bad pain in the back is called witch's shot ( Hexenschuss), still called do colloqually.

Do you believe she actually did what she's been accused of, or that it was scare mongering and she was used as a scapegoat as some now believe? :)

@@hectatusbreakfastus6106 - Oh no that's not what I meant sorry, I am sadly all too aware that people like that exist (Operation Cathedral is one such case that springs to mind, but sadly such atrocities occur throughout the world right throughout history). I was referring to the theories that Bathory (and Gilles de Rais) were not the ones who actually committed the crimes that they were accused of. The politics surrounding the situation in both of their cases has lead some to believe that higher up people committed the crimes, and made sure that someone else took the fall for the crimes. I assumed everyone knew of the alternate theories so was just seeking your opinion as I find it interesting to hear all viewpoints, I apologise if it came across the wrong way. I do personally believe Bathory is guilty based on other aspects of the story surrounding her case, but I believe there is a high chance Gilles de Rais was actually a victim of a smear campaign. It's sometimes very easy to automatically believe the horrors nobels in the past were accused of based on how humans really can behave, but that very tendency to jump to the automatic conclusion of guilt can sometimes cause us to not look further to maybe ascertain if there is a different story underneath the public accusations. :)

@@Vexarax yeah i was watching a documentary or something about that not so long ago. i agree with you i think the countess was guilty but yeah the lord giles not so much. he was the last heir or something and they needed to get him out of the picture to gain access to his cash

@@hectatusbreakfastus6106 not sure about the sex slave comment because even though there are many it's an illegal trade in most of the world. in the past it was legal to enslave entire cities and nations and the females and attractive young men and kids often usually ended up as slaves that had to do anything demanded of them. thousands and thousands could be taken slaves after just one war and it wasnt illegal. theres a huge global slave trade today but they have to operate very carefully and its not supported and accepted by the whole world like in the past so i think there are less sex slaves now. though their more likely to be killed sadly due to it being illegal and their captors not wanting to leave evidence of their crimes.

@@Red_Leviathan when I was in high school a girl came to talk about her life of crime. She used to bring girls to parties and get them drugged up on heroin. Once they were addicted they told the girls that they owed them for the drugs and then they forced them into prostitution. If that isn't slavery what is?

Multiple dots are not interchangable for spaces nor for full stops.

These guys have heaps of really interesting videos if you go to their channel you'll see so many more! These are all documentaries that used to play on TV and now they're uploading them to KZfaq for us all, the internet is great sometimes! :D

@@OstblockLatina The use of several ampersand symbols then actually spelling the word "and" is a bit confusing as well. You'd think if a language wasn't your native language (which I'm assuming here), that you'd try to stick to a uniform set of known criteria. Swapping between many different things like that just seems counterintuitive to me.

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Still practiced in South Africa as a treatment against Aids, proclaimed by witch doctors.

You haven’t even watched it yet ://

thats why I said it IS😂 I wasnt able to finish it back then

*an old man... Edit: **goo (sans indefinite article) ***medieval ...I'll see myself out... But I agree 😳

They didnt reaaally kill animals for the sake of these videos eh? There are shops who sells meat ya know. 😬 and obviously they *won't* harm animals And if you really thought that there was a snail in the bag that was kicked, u crazy

@@antotak1051 i know they probably did not kill animals for the videos specifically, but it really doesn't matter why they got killed, the point is that they got killed unnecessarily and they way they were shown in the video is just absolutely disgusting. And I find it interesting that you say they won't harm the animals, because in my world, killing someone, be it human, pet or any other non-human animal, is harming them, regardless of what kind of life they had.

@@professional.daydreamer You can't change your complaint halfway through just because someone caught you with an illogical bit that you portrayed. While I agree wholeheartedly in animal rights, it's stupid to think they had animals specially killed specifically for the episodes they did. In addition, what you dub "unnecessary" in reasoning regarding butchering the animals others might label as necessary toward the end of feeding people, as one example. Nearly your entire "argument" is highly subjective and reminiscent of poorly executed propaganda. This is coming from someone who values vegans and vegetarians, with many as friends, and who has volunteered at many shelters for animal welfare, among other offerings toward helping creatures of all kinds.