Musket: early form of syringe

​@@TitularHeroinethe only downside it that it misses everytime because it goes through your arm

@@deviratmeliya 😂

@@deviratmeliya a little *beyond* the mark

😂😂☠️☠️☠️

And in Netherlands, it's called an 'apotheek'

Petition to change the name for pharmacists to Apothecary | \ /

Yes! As well as more gentle, deep, human, full of artistry & wisdom, more natural and very knowing! 😄👍

​@@DredgenFenris I say no, bc to be called an apothecary one should be required to know the more natural, type of organic thought and wisdom that goes along with it! Versus being a modern, allopathic, synthetic chemical, tech type, big pharma 'pharmacist' - whose job is to basically be a dope dealer & pusher for govt big tech getting into people's systems when it shouldn't.

Just don't turn into an apothekaren

perc core

😂

demon pills

Talking about quimio

Demon core LMAO

😅

that is really cool, and to feel connected to the history of your profession

I love pills

​@@SkankHunt45crackhead

I would like to get me some of those

I think you should post a video of it! Growing up doing living histories of 1830-1865 and having a lot of willow trees, I knew it was a thing, but I've always been curious about the process.

That actually makes a lotta sense! Certainly sounds better than “haha we use solve cuz we have money”

how often has your medicine actually spoiled?

Thank you for saying this, I had to search for this comment.

@@gio-ko7kf how often have you had medicine made in the 18th century?

@@marcusreed8432 Damn That 18th century bacteria must be something else if it’s growing on aspirin.

This is cool! To keep emergency methods for situations without electricity is to ensure survival of humanity (and quicker restore to full power) even after nasty catastrophes that could break down infrastructure/trade routs. In case of crysis of lesser scale its helpful too

ah shit, ive been hit, and my cold also just suddenly went awat

💯

Solid additional knowledge, cheers mate!

Bingo. So much talk of keeping oxygen out, but it’s more about killing existing bacteria, not preventing growth (which I guess is redundant)

Very true, A prescribed silver cream saved me from months of skin infection.

@@ryanglaser5336test what? Silver and gold are not toxic in small doses like this

Life expectancy was really bad lol

They had good immunity cause they weren’t taking antibiotics and they didn’t use fluoride (which kills the good bacteria in your mouth)

Not really as bad as you might think. The numbers get very skewed from people dying young or as babies even. Once someone made it past childhood, it wasn't rare for them to lead long lives into their 60s, 70s, and beyond in some cases.@@TheQueenOfSheba

@@mickeytwister4721 no they didn't LMFAO most people didn't live past 30

That's the only reason why we can survive an illness now, because of all the previous guinea pigs.😂

Not as much though, and very rarely

Or turn you a lovey shade of blue.

​@@BioSafetyLevel4.Ive seen what happens and I wouldn't consider it a lovely shade of blue. Its more of a depressing blue/grey.

​@@moshunit96 it's lovely

Man, this gnocchi taste great. Wait, why does my tongue feel numb....

Mmmmmm cocaine gnocchi make my heart beat fast

I'm so happy I know what gnocchi is

Was gonna say I've seen both pasta rollers and candy machines that more or less use the same configuration

Noooooooot like this 😢

Lol Those more closely resemble rabbit poop than they do any modern medicine.

I hope you two never meet

you wouldn't notice because the silver would act as a protective coat around the rabbit turds. Our stomachs cannot dissolve silver and whatever you coat in silver will remain completely intact. That's why coating your pills in silver was a bad idea, it makes the pills not work.

great commebt

Lmfao hilarious 😂

A hive mind of idiots

Yea

Well i guess the coating atleast helped the pills to be less powdery, and maybe easier to swallow. How those pills looked i imagine they break up in the mouth quite fast, and most even modern pills if you let the harder surface break in the mouth tastes quite nasty

You can mischievously said ah this my warewolf gene suppressing potion

​@lalli8152 It only tastes nasty cause they put a bitter agent in it to deter kids from eating them

silver has antimicrobial properties

Bet they wolfed down those pills.

18th century isn’t medieval lol but fair enough then

@@Cassxowary ah you’re right. It was a joke but yeah my bad

It's used to detect poison too.

nononono, silver is for the lower-upper-rich tier, use the better kind of silver: Mercury, with a sprinkle of plutonium. it will make you glow.

You ought to, if you have not by now. People love to hear that what they're doing is appreciated

A little rad doesn't kill anyone.

I understood that reference…

​@mr.nothing8031 that js correct, most of what your body is comprised of is mildly radioactive such as the carbon 14, it is only when the radiation levels are extremely high, that you start getting radiation poisoning.

@@mr.nothing8031it doesn’t kill anyone, it kills two anyones.

well it'll cure the illness alright

"I'm blue, dabadee dabaada..."

Yes that was I was thinking. I was looking to see who was gonna mention that. This was not colloidal silver or gold, that was some major powder

Makes me wonder about the Silver Dagris candies they've had around for dog years... I was fascinated with them as a kid.

Silver won't poison you. They did this to kill bacteria as silver is naturally bactericidal

​@@jonathantan2469"So how come he's blue and you're not?" "BOY!"

lol no, not thick enough, lol no, not impermable, lol no, does nothing to protect the inside. it's just decoration bro. eating precious metals isn't good for you

@@tsm688 true lol

Right!

There where? Their* but yah, it’s all about profit

The price of pills are higher than gold damnit

T H I S

U n i v e r s a l h e a l t h c a r e

¡OMG! In Spanish it's "dorar la pildora", something like "cover the pill with gold" (it can also be understood as "bake the pill" which I tought was the right way untill this very moment) ... now I finally understand where it's sense comes from!!! 😅😅😅

I'm gonna start using this over "sugarcoat" now lol

In Greek too! "Χρυσώνει το χάπι", meaning "to golden the pill".

Wow i Brazilian i never heard that, Wich state are you from?

*I'm

Completely irrelevant here. Gold is not gold nanoparticles, gold is essentially not metabolized, and 100 ppm is a huge amount of gold.

oh wow, that is actually pretty cool. Didn't know metal could be HRT :P

Significant doesn't mean it's a relevant increase. Also compared to what? At least cite the study

guess what isn't a gold nanoparticle

​@@tsm688my penis?

Thanks Obama

@dazmotube I think you mean Reagan. Ever hear of the Drug Price competition act of 1984, or the Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986, or the Prescription Drug Marketing Act of 1987. Get your facts straight Trump err

@@odimarbatista3976i think they were just joking. long running thanks obama joke. we all know obama isn’t at fault for drug prices lol

Something that funny shouldn’t be that true…

Darn tooting right!

You're right! That makes such sense now! 😂

k-drama…. 🤢

​@@leekzonyt9591you're not cool for not liking things, kid

@@potatoes1640 Don’t care bro I’m in touch with what’s acceptable and what isn’t. Anything with a K before it without actually being or speaking Korean is extremely corny cornball lame outcast activity. Enjoy being a goofy.

@@leekzonyt9591 LMAO

Speaks true for why virginity was valued too... shame the normies will never understand.

Nah, you just swallow a "pre-loved" antimony pill.

"Bite my glorious golden ass"

"Good news everyone!"

​@@sambob998The Dacia Sandero is coming to Great Britain?

@@ChaplainPhantasmno, it’s been delayed. Oh no! Anyway last week…

GOLDEN ATIVAN

Imagine using anxiety meds lmao. Good luck taking chemicals to fix a problem that lies in your head. Big pharmas must love you.

Imagine taking anxiety meds when cigs exist. L Zoomer Normie

Fr right! I was like 🤨 "Suuuure buddy"

Lol

I mean one could do it well with those things, but they moved the thing way too far back and forth instead of a slight forward and backward so they don't stick inside the molds.

@@that1niceguy246 well yeah... They weren't even trying! It was really ridiculous watching them use it

Thanks for this comment, almost lost hope 😂 I bet they did a better job back then than the narrator in the vid

Sugar dough and heroin. Still want some?

​@@angryhairpeiceif it makes you feel better 🤷‍♀️ probably more effective than fillers these days lol

yeah duhhh@@angryhairpeice

I love pills made of strong narcotics

​@@angryhairpeice give me that speed ball so I can go out as retardedly as Georgio Floydence.

Unlike this hot mess... I wish the presenter in this video was half as good as it sounds like your grandma was. It didn't look like they even properly cleaned to tool

"Was" lol

​@@lcook51....

⁠@@lcook51means she doesn’t work there anymore. What a weird comment I don’t even know why I had to explain it

😢Ephesians‬ ‭6:10‭-‬18‬ ‭Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; and your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless. 😊😊😊

Gold is also anti-bacterial, just much more expensive.

@@tylerdoop Thats cool. I didn't know that

Gold and silver don't like to make a chemical reaction which is why they are used as such things

Brass does something similar. That's why there's a lot of brass door knobs and railings especially in hospitals or doctors offices. Also before refrigeration people would keep a silver coin in milk to prevent spoilage.

You don't want to ingest brass, though.

That's awesome, my country likes to buy out small medicine companies, so that their product doesn't have too much competition, that way they can hike up the prices by like 800%

​@@Hydefighter1134 I remember in 2020 the gov and mainstream media did zero recommendations for diet and ways to boost immune system. Nothing. Anything that wasn't the vaccs was shunned, discouraged, and even banned from prescribing (ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine). Amazing how that worked.

Thankyou for that very interesting fact

I was about to say the same thing in Philippines although quite rare now. Ground herbs, leaves, barks, nuts, oils, infusions etc bound by honey/molasses, pork fat etc. It can be finished like pills or wrapped in leaves like betel or tobacco to be chewed, put against the gums or infused. We call the people who make these: 'albularyo' (corruption of the Spanish 'herbolario' or herbalist in English).

That’s good but honey is even worse… good thing there’s better things they can use, and there’s always been cancer cures (having a healer cure it, cbd(&weed), etc), but hospitals don’t have them of course, they wouldn’t… and what’s creat?

lol no, not thick enough, lol no, not impermable, lol no, does nothing to protect the inside. it's just decoration bro. eating precious metals isn't good for you

@@tsm688 just because you're ignorant to something doesn't make you right.

Well herbs usually are naturally anti Bacterial and anti fungal etc

you won't be able to see how stupid your comment looks​@@tsm688

@@craigboden9455 I understand quite well that quack science is conflating quite a few things. 1) You could say silver is bacteriacidal. So is bleach. This is not a good thing for something you **EAT**. 2) The coating is both too thin and too permeable to actually do its job. A solid coating of sugar or gelatin would be more trustworthy and useful. 3) Putting more sugar in the pill will do a lot more, simply by reducing the "water activity" of whatever's inside and preventing growth.

And still use a very similar one today! I dont know if you've seen the candy maker channels here, but they have one and it looks fairly similar to the one in this video

​@@randomguyontheinternet5030I want to get one of these molds. I'll have look at some candy making vids. Thanks both of you

quite recently, I saw a machine with a similar function - was only passing by, so didn't stop long enough to actually see stuff come out, but - I'm pretty sure it was a machine for tapioca balls

They use similar ones for hard candy today? Have you never seen a candy shop that makes candy?

Damn, why do i suddenly want to run for miles

The lack of precision had me like 😬

@@cindabearrSAME

The Yt was L v bc

@@Citkatty186totally 🥴

As always, the real information is in the comments

_"These pills taste like shit!"_ _"Those are fertilizer samples, sir. Also, this is a_ farmer's market. _The_ pharmacy _is next door."_

​@@NarwahlGamingunderrated comment

@@NarwahlGaming "My goodness! Who replaced my pills with sh111111t!!!!"

​@@NarwahlGamingsir, how did you know the flavour of a shit?

​@ra_alf9467 "Well, uh. you see.."

It’s not a lost art… compound pharmacies exist

​@@maddi66515 yes, that's what I was also going to point out. My brother is a pharmacist, and does a lot of compounding

Watch the BBC Victorian Pharmacy. Historian Ruth Goodman goes over the development of basically chemistry. From the use of herbs to the modern meds we knew today. And if you wonder why pharmacies had the old soda fountains, film development, and household goods like matches, soap, and condoms, its because they were all offshoots of the skills of a chemist. Ruth is teamed with a pharmacy that is old enough to have been trained using these molds and brass scales etc.

Not so much fun- it's hard work just to prepare the right dough, and perfectly rolling all these fragments into really round pills is work as well (the ones in the video look sloppy and much too big, and definitely too few, as more often you do at least about 50 or 60 tiny pills):. I'm a pharmacist, and I did learn to do these properly. By the way, too much silver or golden leaf, and these pills will be useless, as the content inside can't dissolve in your stomach. We prefer to cover them with Lycopodium, which are spores of some kind of moos-like plant.

All fun and games until you are asked to make Baxter’s Cream. And no, I am not talking about the tomato one. This one has liquid mercury and lard in it, among other things. For that extra skin glow, you know.

Not just cakes…But in all fancy restaurants today

Really tiny cake pops.

The same expression exists in French ! A curious thing about is that it also means "to expose oneself to sunrays in order to get a tan".

American here. The closest expression I can think of to that is "sugarcoat it". Yes, I see the humor in the "fat Americans" putting sugar on things... Haha.

In italian we have "indorare la pillola" wich means "to put gold around the pill" as well and exactly the last thing you said about bad news lol

​@@vatiti9573 C'est vrai.

"Se dorer la pilule" in French!

Dangit, I should have thought of drinking silver instead of having to get a portion of my colon taken out!

​@@88884488not too much silver, or you'll get argyria. Just ask folks that worked in or lived near silver mines or had low quality batches of colloidal silver

Today's "incurable" diseases were cured then....

You can also drink Himalayan sea salt in warm water in the morning for a week. The salt will heal the infection.

​@williammills5597 really?!

Not in the quantities here, nor would it do anything ingested. Stop believing in colloidal silver hoaxes ya quack

true - and given enough they may get a slight blue tint ;)

I heard this too ; silver boosts the immune system. Also, cant get lead poisoning from it since it and lead are two different metals

@@mvillegasv8 lead poisoning with silver?

@russelbiffs3683 Maybe I'm thinking of something different. Oops, sorry.

germ theroy was invented in 1860. 160 years after this. so no. thats not why.

This guy gets it

not to mention, being rolled on that nasty piece of wood, which you know, was never cleaned...just like those little blue plastic counting trays pharmacists use, today

lol no, not thick enough, lol no, not impermable, lol no, does nothing to kill anything already inside the pill. It's just decoration bro. eating precious metals isn't good for you

Medicines now are still organic

Not a bad question

nah bruh, 18th century was the 1700s 💀💀

@@zzz100ificati w h a t

​@@ThatGamerPilotThe 1800s were the 19th century, the 1700s were the 18th. Though tbf I forget that the majority of the time too.

⁠@@Indeimawsit’s like when you’re 30 and are on your 31st ride around the sun, that when completed means you’re now 31 and that marks the start of your 32nd year of living. Your first year was when you were 0 years old and the first century was when the calendar was 0 centuries full It’s weird and confusingly cointerintuitive

And unknowingly poisoning yourself

Eatingtoo much silver would make your skin turn blue for a few months

You see the world with a silver lining.

Interesting. I love chocolate NECCOs.

@@Cassella_and_Salt Me Too! They apparently sold some candy rolls that were ONLY chocolate. ~ ~ Interesting FYI: NECCO candy was also included in WW1 soldier rations, because it didn't go bad and gave the men energy. They should have petitioned the Pentagon to do it again... then maybe they wouldn't have had to close the company. So sad!

Lozenge...lozenge...an inherently funny word that's fun to say...lozenge...

Huh, well I guess thats another thing Bioshock did accurately, the tinctures in Infinite being liquid drinkables.

Okay so I didn't imagine them missing from the shelves for a bit

Dark... but also historically accurate lol

Damn.. I'm lost

@@DizzyChi21 Brittish people liked to take mummies from Egypt and grind those bad boys up into medicine. Probly other rich people as well not just the Brits, people were fuckin stupid.

​@@DizzyChi21ground up mummies used to be medicine

@dizzy4138 the reason why we don't have a lot of mummies is because a hundred years or so ago when they started excavating Egypt, they would find a mummy and then grind it up and sell it as pills to cure illness. No I'm not making that up

Inhibits, not kills

@@chrisjohannes179 no it can kill.

The coating also helped protect pill itself, and kept pills from sticking together.

yup!

The problem here, is the potential formation of silver oxyde, in which case it .

This is mostly for rich people. There were various other ways of coating pills... a simple varnish was common, and pills may just be uncoated, depending.

Did this video have anything to do with any of those things? dummy

I drink Goldschläger for its medicinal properties

Not useful when taken internally though- unless you want to turn blue. Yeah, a guy did that. It's irreversible.

@@codpug LMAO

​@jasoncaldwell5627 the guy who turned blue was on a heart medication that was recalled for turning people blue. He made the news because he was an active proponent of colloidal silver, so the media ran with 'silver turns you blue' instead of 'this recalled pharmaceutical turns you blue' lol

I can tell these people have never worked in a pharmacy because this comment is funny af because it's so true. 😂

​@@shauldren75like the people that only want the originial meds instead of a substitute that has literally the exact contents just because the original costs 10x more? Yeah I know those people. (Idk how pharmacies in other countries work so that might not be relatable)

I recently picked up my medication and one of them is the same color but a totally different shape.. Needless to say I'm anxious about it.. the bottle does say the same thing tho 🤔

@@ItsTommieBoi Totally okay to ask why it's not the same! Usually it's the same med, but the generic is from a different manufacturer. Also, you can totally google it and just describe it and the letters/numbers that appear on the pill to see what it is. E.g. "White oval pill 4h2" is cetirizine, but so is "White Round pill c37" which is from Mylan. My joke is mostly coming from a family of pharmacists as a background where we're very familiar with people insisting on not accepting a med and getting upset bc it looks different even after the explanation is given. Typically brands change due to cost, distributor rebates, or better reimbursement from PBMs/insurance plans.

Unless you notice a drop off in effectiveness or something they probably just went to a different supplier/used a different mold. (When they changed the color on my ADHD meds the added an extra label saying that it was the same despite appearance, but that was probably because it’s a controlled substance.) So maybe ask the next time you go bad, but don’t be too worried about it. This is their job, they know what they’re doing, and have checks and balances to make sure that you are safe.

That one was comically larger 😆 LOVED that movie!!

“The silver helps it go down easier!”

you're absolutely right. modern tools allow for actual uniformity in mixtures, making them truly homogeneous. This is really difficult to accomplish this without $1000+ machinery, leading to clandestine labs producing dangerous inaccurately dosed pills, often containing fentanyl / other potent opioids.

Even today pills/tablets active ingredient tolerance is +/- 10% My guess is those would all pass today's standards.

It’s all a question of tolerances or the margin of error. No system is perfectly consistent but I could easily see this getting to within a few percent of being consistent from one pill to the next. You would want to take steps to make sure the roll of dough was consistently thick along its length, ensure that the dough was thoroughly mixed and discard any partial pills at the ends or blend them with the next batch if you are making a large run.

Didn't this invention come from China?

aspirin mac&cheese when

You sure love those speed pills huh

@@Sssteelojealous?

@TrashpandaArt - 😂

YES, please make my focus pills glittery!! Just looking at them would give me dopamine 😂

@@Sssteelo It does make a lot of sense.

your pfp looks like jinx from league of legends

More shiny but toxic shiny poops if silver

silver isn't toxic in any amount you could rationally ingest @@Cassxowary

@@dave2.077 she seems psychotic, I appreciate the comparison 😅

Damn how old are u now?

Sixty. I smoke weed and smoke seldomly the opium that I grow.

​@@havidgekoochek You must grow a lot to be able to get enough raw opium to cook down into smoking O! I always just drank poppy tea. Paregoric used to be available OTC

​@@havidgekoochekdamn.

The good old days where children's cough syrup had codeine. I remember laying on the couch feeling a nice body buzz as a kid.