Элеанор Херман - Элегантная наука о ядах от средневековья до наших дней [Как лекарственные препараты, косметика и еда служили методом изощренной расправы]
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Элеанор Херман - Элегантная наука о ядах от средневековья до наших дней [Как лекарственные препараты, косметика и еда служили методом изощренной расправы] краткое содержание
По иронии судьбы короли и королевы, так тщательно оборонявшиеся от ядов, ежедневно и бессознательно травили себя собственноручно – косметика на основе свинца и ртути, крем для кожи с мышьяком, напитки на основе свинцовых опилок и ртутные клизмы были совершенно привычными спутниками королевских особ.
В своей книге Элеанор Херман сочетает многолетние уникальные изыскания в медицинских архивах и передовые достижения судебно-медицинской экспертизы для того, чтобы рассказать правдивую историю блистательных и роскошных дворцов Европы: антисанитария, убивающая косметика, ядовитые лекарства и вездесущие экскременты.
Элегантная наука о ядах от средневековья до наших дней [Как лекарственные препараты, косметика и еда служили методом изощренной расправы] - читать онлайн бесплатно ознакомительный отрывок
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