Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "MedievalMadness" channel.

@mitocorleone4845 well he went to a FRENCH supermarket in moscow, like one city they have that doesn't look like it was bombarded for 50 years straight, and bought Western style bread lol.
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Most washed up every morning. People had basins with water and stuff in their rooms.
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@andrewc318 seems to be placebo effect.
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That's because genes don't transmit stuff you got through life. None of the things you do in life, from working out to getting sick, will leave a mark on your genetics, your genes stay the same.
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 @Raven.Madness it probably also depended on class and country.
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There's a difference of idiots screwing their own life and people who never had a chance...
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@yayhandles ah yes, not knowing germ theory has to do with religion... not with stupidity of doctors who stubbornly refused to wash their hands even in early 20th century.
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@kellysouter4381 for most of history, Europe was in constant wars. Living a good country life would end when you're drafted because Lord Pimpledinck decided to fight over a fief of Herr Rumpletitskin because the latter stole his pig.
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@fidelio9301 depends where you live. 10% live in first world countries are super lucky and get access to everything for cheap. Then there's places like China which didn't have freedom for THOUSANDS of years of their existence.
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It's super long! Like I barely remember dial-up, but this is from even ancientier times with black and white TVs and stuff.
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Egyptians and a few other ancient civilizations, were on the right track, we have archeological evidence that between magic spells and ordinary common sense treatments, they had tips of putting molded bread on wounds.
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@Ocean-m9g Crusades brought MORE hygiene and medicine to the West, because Muslims are mandated by their religion to wash themselves like 5 times a day.
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