Es gab ja keine Seife, Duschgel oder Waschmittel? Wie hat man stets für Hygiene gesorgt? Auch die Zahnpflege oder allgemeine Medizin muss damals ja fürchterlich gewesen sein. Was wisst ihr?
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Hallo! Ich habe ein neues melancholisches Gedicht geschrieben, das «Der Weg zu den Sternen» heißt. Wie können Sie dieses Gedicht bewerten? Klingt dies ernst und schön oder klingt dies lustig und fehlerhaft? Welche Meinung habe Sie dazu? Wenn Sie eine schlechte Meinung dazu haben, können Sie die ganz frei schreiben. Danke. Die Nacht ist still,…
Hei, Ich habe mir das Waschmittel gekauft, da meine Waschmaschine kein Handwaschprogramm besitzt. Ich habe das Produkt wie ein Shampoo auf mein Kleidungsstück gegeben und gerubbelt. Aber erfüllt es so überhaupt seinen Zweck bzw darf sowas überhaupt auf die Hände kommen? die normale Anleitung wäre ja diese Anleitung zur Dosierung – Bedienungsanleitung Handwäsche ‘> dosieren 15 ml (1 Esslöffel)…
Wo man auch relativ gut verdient und etwas Geld anlegen kann
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Nice question!
In the movie ‘The Medicus’ you get to see medical practices of the Middle Ages that teach you the horror. That’s why the healing art with herbs was so in demand!
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Dental care also goes with so-called. Miswak, the fibrous toothcare sticks (as usual in Arab countries and India).
For cleaning there are tooth plaster powders with ground medicinal plants, such as ginger and turmeric (natural whitening of teeth), or other Plant powder. That’s how to do it in the Orient today.
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You can wash your clothes Saponine from local efeu and Of chestnuts use; it’s just doing some work. This is a great substitute for Indian washes .
By the way, I wash my hair with a washnut powder: they are fantastically beautiful! I always rejoice in 3 large glasses full of wash nut powder; she wanted to dispose of our one-world shop once, because it was a shopkeeper. Since the glasses just stood outside the door and shouted me quietly, I have mercy on my good soul! My life-long supply is secure!
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Many Ayurvedic body care products are made of natural ingredients, which certainly grew in the Stone Age: I find them in Asian shops.
With good plant knowledge, everything was contested in earlier times and silicones, parabens, microplastics, fluorides and other industrial segnations were simultaneously escaped.
Hairdressing and hair wraps Amla = ind. Prickberriespure vitamin C (so with the most soured fruit of the world – detoxifies the hair bottom).
Accordingly, there are various herbal powders with which you can even dye hair, among others! (Blackberry leaves).
A great portal for such primitive applications (primitive as originally) smarticular.net and economist.net. The book that accompanies me long is ‘Edible wild plants‘ by Steffen Guido Fleischhauer. With instructions to recognize, use, recipes.
Often, well-known ingredients are found in domestic and natural medicine. Their traditional use gives them confidence.
That sounds wonderfully interesting. I would like to try it out
Everything? You’d be right with me! 😆 🤣 I’ve been dealing with alternatives from nature and ‘drumherum’ for a long time. ◇♧◇ If you need tips, like (as far as I can – I don’t know everything, but I admit it at least!)
There are plants which have a corresponding effect, for example soap wort as a kind of detergent. And something like soap and shower gel is in the basic form of because of fragrance etc. etc. also completely useless or has pure luxury function that is not absolutely necessary if you fight for survival.
If you are dirty, then bathe in a stream, river or lake, wash your hair and unravel it with the help of small branches or braid it if necessary so that it does not completely fill. Or you just let her be felt because you have much more important to do.
If clothes are dirty, you simply wash them in that creek or river, and that’s the thing. In theory, food residues can also be extracted from the tooth spaces with plant fibers, similar to tooth silk.
Not only in the Stone Age was kept clean with ash, sand and water. The dental care is only the latest date, e.g. by Ludwig II, this was not yet the case, a smile did not look good yet.
https://www.zm-online.de/archiv/2009/09/gesellschaft/die-mundgesundheit-dermajestaeten/
Now you can also imagine how it looked at the ordinary people.
Not terrible – almost not present.
A popular hobby at that time was dying.
Finally, a clear answer that I can start with!
At that time, people have rarely been older than 30 years.
Not at all.