Bloodletting,or the intentional draining of blood from an ill individual,was a method commonly used in the middle ages to cure disease.

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Bloodletting was a widely accepted medical practice throughout the Middle Ages and beyond, based on the belief that many illnesses were caused by an imbalance of the body's "humors," and that removing blood could restore that balance. However, it is now known to be an ineffective and even harmful method of treatment.

Bloodletting,or the Intentional Draining of Blood from an Ill Individual,was