US EditionHow Water Cures Revolutionised Medicine in the 16th Century
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How Water Cures Revolutionised Medicine in the 16th Century
This text is also available as a YouTube Video. ‘…Not far from the Baia castle, at the bottom of the hills, there is a bath, which Neapolitan people call ‘the bath that makes women pregnant’ since it is the opinion of many that, if infertile women bathe there, they will conceive’Leonardo Fioravanti, Capricci Medicinali, 1561 This was written by one of my favourite historical characters, the ever-charming surgeon often accused of being a charlat…
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