171K views · 3.3K reactions | In 36 BCE, Varro anticipated germ theory by warning that unseen creatures from swamps could cause disease. #History #GermTheory #AncientRome | The History Archives | Facebook

The Cutting Edge of History - Part 2 Trephination! Before anesthesia, before germ theory, before reason-there was trephination. At Edinburgh’s Surgeon’s Museum, we look at how ancient healers thought drilling a hole in your skull could let the demons out... or the headaches. Sometimes, they were right for the wrong reasons. #History #storytime #doctor #LearnOnTikTok #Scotland #creepy #surgery #dr #learn #historynerd #skull #bones #brain #surgeon #medical #museum #travel #traveler @surgeonshall @

Barbara O’Neill sheds light on the germ theory, explaining that germs aren’t always the real cause of disease. She discusses Louis Pasteur and Antoine Béchamp’s opposing views and why the health of your internal environment, or terrain, plays a much bigger role in whether you get sick or stay well. 🌿 Do you agree that it’s more about the terrain than the germ? . . . #BarbaraONeill #HolisticHealth #NaturalHealing #TerrainTheory #GermTheory #ImmuneSystem #HealthEducation #WellnessJourney #Natural

If germ theory falls, the entire medical system collapses. This is the cornerstone of Western medicine, and the foundation it’s built on is crumbling. For over a century, scientists have tried again and again to prove that we “pass germs” from one person to another. Yet every time they’ve attempted to demonstrate contagion under controlled conditions, the experiments failed. They have never shown that one person’s fluids can make another person sick. Think about it — we mirror each other all the