Celtic Medical Treatments | Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh by www.rcpe.ac.uk


Folk MedicineBeliefs about health and disease are seldom unique to one society, for they tend to pass from one community to another by word of mouth and the tales of itinerant travellers. Thus, for example, eating a mouse was considered a cure for bed-wetting throughout Europe in the Middle Ages but there were local variations: in the North of Scotland, the custom was to eat




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