Why Everyone Smelled Bad in the 1500s! Boring History For Sleep

Tonight, we journey back to the 1500s — a time of royalty, superstition, and... overwhelming smells. This slow, boring sleep story explores the world before modern hygiene. From chamber pots tossed into streets, to rare and sacred baths, to the misunderstood miasma theory, you’ll learn why everyone (yes, even nobles) carried a certain odor. Told in a calm, soothing voice with soft pacing, this 3-hour video is perfect for relaxation, stress relief, and falling asleep peacefully. Let the strange and smelly truths of the 16th century lull you into deep, restful sleep. 💤 No drama. No jumpscares. Just slow, historical storytelling for the sleep-deprived. ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00 – Welcome to the Stinky Past 6:40 – Daily Life & Smells in 1500s Europe 23:00 – Bathing Habits and Superstitions 45:20 – Urban Waste and Chamber Pots 1:08:45 – Perfume, Herbs, and Smell Remedies 1:34:00 – Religious Beliefs and Cleanliness 1:58:50 – Odor and Social Status 2:20:30 – The Science of Smell (Miasma Theory) 2:45:00 – Final Reflections on the Scent of History