Video - From Urine Mouthwash to Beer for Breakfast: Weird Historical Hygiene Facts!

Did you know that in ancient Rome, urine was used as a mouthwash? That's right, people believed it whitened their teeth. Speaking of odd hygiene practices, in medieval Europe, people thought bathing was unhealthy and instead preferred to mask their odors with perfumes. And let's not forget the bizarre fashion trends! In the 18th century, men wore high-heeled shoes to appear taller and more prestigious. But wait, there's more! In 16th century England, it was common to drink beer for breakfast because water was often contaminated. So, next time you complain about your morning coffee, remember that folks used to start their day with a pint! Got any weird historical facts to share? Drop them in the comments!