The Drug That Turned Victorian Women Into Maniacs | Boring History for Sleep
Dive into the strange and shocking world of Victorian medicine, where one “miracle drug” quietly unleashed chaos behind closed doors. This video uncovers how a widely prescribed substance pushed countless women into bizarre behavior, emotional extremes, and full-blown public panic—and why society ignored the warning signs for decades. Discover the hidden history of the drug that turned Victorian women into “maniacs.”
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