Video - Medieval Madness: Bizarre Plague Remedies You Won’t Believe!

Did you know that in the 14th century, people believed that wearing toads around their necks could ward off the plague? Yes, you heard that right - toads! This bizarre fashion statement was based on the belief that the toads would somehow absorb the disease. But wait, it gets better! Another popular remedy was rubbing onions or herbs on boils and hoping for the best. Doctors even recommended swimming in the sewers to build immunity. Imagine telling your friends, "I'm off for my daily dip in the sewer!" Well, we might laugh now, but back then, they were desperate for a cure. Which of these remedies would you have tried, if any? Let me know in the comments!