Healthcare texts from ancient Mesopotamia render prescriptions and tactics for treating all types of afflictions, injuries, and disorders.
There seemed to be one malady, but which in fact had no treat: passionate appreciation. From a healthcare book found in Ashurbanipals library at Nineveh comes this passage:
As soon as the client is continually cleaning his throat; is usually forgotten for phrase; is definitely conversing with himself as he is fairly alone, and chuckling for no explanation in edges of areas, is actually constantly depressed, his neck tight, finds no pleasure in eating or consuming, endlessly duplicating, with great sighs, `Ah, my personal bad heart! (more…)