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The Quiet Mystery of How Doctors Learned the Body | Black Screen History

Welcome to this Boring History For Sleep episode. Tonight, we explore the long and quiet history of anatomy to see how the pioneers of medicine finally understood the human frame. This Sleep Story is part of our Bedtime Stories for Grownups series, focused on the steady progress of early medical learning. We step into the candlelit anatomy theaters of the Renaissance, where Andreas Vesalius descended from his high chair to touch the flesh himself. From the ancient Greek belief that blood retreated into the limbs to produce slumber to the meticulous drawings of the 'Muscle Men' and skeletons posed with string, let the slow, rhythmic history of medical discovery guide you into a restorative rest as we examine the body's hidden architecture. The History of Anatomy and Early Medical Learning: 00:00:00 The History Of Medical Herbs: 01:22:32 History Of Table Etiquette Through Time: 02:44:03 What Was It like to Survive a Week Aboard a 17th-Century Pirate Ship: 03:50:15 The Michelangelo Story Everyone Missed: 04:40:31 How Did People Sleep in Ancient Greece Without Freezing Beneath the Stars? : 05:15:19 Copyright © 2025 HistoryAndSleepOfficial. All rights reserved.