3 Things Ancient Romans Did That Are Highly ILLEGAL Today! 😳 #history #ancientrelics #historyfacts

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[00:00:00]If you traveled back in time to ancient Rome, you'd probably end [music] up in a modern federal prison within 24 hours just for trying their daily routine. The Romans built [music] an incredible empire, but some of their everyday habits were straight-up wild and highly illegal today. Here are three bizarre things ancient Romans did that would get you locked up instantly.

[00:00:23]First up, their version of an energy drink. When a gladiator was killed in the Colosseum, spectators would actually rush onto the arena [music] floor to drink their warm blood. No. Seriously, Roman doctors genuinely prescribed human blood to cure epilepsy and boost vitality. [music] Today, that is a massive biohazard, illegal [music] trafficking of human fluids, and basically cannibalism. Do not try this at your local gym.

[00:00:51]Speaking of gladiators, they were the celebrities of the ancient [music] world. So, naturally, Romans found a way to monetize them. Inside the locker rooms, skin scrapings mixed with sweat and oil were [music] collected from popular gladiators and sold in vials to wealthy Roman women. They used this gladiator sweat as a face cream and love [music] potion. Today, selling bodily fluids as cosmetics would get you shut down by the [music] FDA faster than you can say gross.

[00:01:19]Finally, let's talk about laundry day.

[00:01:22]Romans didn't [music] have Tide Pods.

[00:01:24]They used human urine to wash their clothes because the ammonia removed [music] stains. It got so popular that the emperor Vespasian literally [music] put a tax on public pee. People collected urine from public restrooms to sell to laundromats. Today, storing vats of human waste in a public business is a massive violation of health codes [music] and environmental laws. So, yeah, Rome was great, but hygiene and ethics weren't exactly [music] their strong suits. Which of these facts shocked you the most? Drop a comment below, hit that like button, and subscribe for more crazy history.