FOTOS: Las medicinas caseras más ‘salvajes’
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Estos métodos, que pueden resultar extraños e inusuales para un paciente occidental, son muy apreciados por otras culturas. Una mujer se dispone a tragarse un pez vivo, terapia que forma parte de la medicina casera en la ciudad de Hyderabad, India. Cada año, en junio, los sacerdotes locales atraen a miles de ansiosos a su […]