No. But you are warm.
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Guess The Item 🤔
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looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
It's not acupuncture then?
looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
No, but he might in the course of the day.
You can wait with the solution. My guess would be a lancet as it was used for blood-letting.
Becoming warmer, but no cigar.
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looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
Well, I'm running out of ideas. What other metal instrument could they have used back then?
Is it inserted into the body or applied outside of it with no blood running?
Is it used alone or together with other substances or liquids?
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Not metal. I said it was not a hard material. It is applied outside of the body and is used alone, often more than one. Those clues should also give this game away.
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looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
But here you said "mostly metal"
Richie said:
17th Century
a health procedure
mostly metal
unaware of cost
I'm clueless nonetheless. Is the application painful or a relief?
You recall I changed those points
Richie said:
BC. Surprisingly still used today.
I expect both genders, mostly males.
a health procedure
not a hard material
from free to costly
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You still dont know what it is? The item is a leech used in Medicinal Leeching otherwise known as Hirudotherapy .
looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
What made you think that leeching was used more on males than on females?
Misunderstood your question. I had it as the male practitioner using it more than the female.
Your turn or Terry.
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electrical
Grier
Well-Known Member
You stay out of the sun too