Yes. What a shame he wasn't there when Isabella's son Prince John caught his fatal illness or when Princess Isabella had her fatal labour. Maybe Badoz could have done something. The Expulsion of the Jews really got back at Isabella.
@@Lily1127channel True, but we really cannot blame anyone for the death of Prince Juan, Princess Isabel, or her son Prince Miguel. God called them home. So they would not suffer anymore.
Amelia Bell no they died because of stupid illnesses or health issues modern science has Thankfully managed to conquer. Their death caused much suffering to the people who loved them and are tragedies.
Nothing is sure. He would have certainly improved Isabella's chances in her fatal labour, since fertility and births were the things he was most expert about. However, if Margaret's birth started too early, I don't think Badoz could have done anything to save a stillborn child. I don't know what exactly Miguel's cause of death was, so I don't know if it was within Badoz's knowledge to save him. If it was a regular child sickness, he could have probably done something, since he helped John pass such illnesses very often in his childhood. Maybe Badoz could have also helped at John's fatal illness. But again, nothing is sure.
It looks like he performed an early version of a D&C. Basically, he knocked her out and scraped out the contents of her womb. It's likely that when she miscarried not all the contents of her womb were expelled, leading to infection.
this episode was like a huge reality check for these people "I put my duties before my health." -> "so?" "Is this good for Christians?" -> "why does that matter?" "but he's Jewish!" -> "He's killed fewer people."
Isn't this the same girl who became Ferdinand's mistress? What if she really were sabotaging Isabel...shouldn't they have done a thorough background check at least?
Yes, she became his mistress later. Of course she was initially a noble lady of good reputation, niece of Isabel's best friend Beatriz de Bobadilla, nobody knew she would misbehave later.
Didn’t the pope ban autopsies? That stopped Christians from learning about the human body for centuries. Judaism and Islam focused more on the sciences and were more accepting of sciences. They did not stagnate.
@@AmethystEyes reading Gordon medicus, one can discover that christians were not allowed to attend the Muslim medicine universities of Babylon and Persia. They tolerated the Jews to do so, but not Christians. Add the prejudices of the Catholic Church and you have the belatedness of medical science in Europe.
It was the Church who banned these studies and colleges. And the nerve after all the Jews did for Spain and for Ferdinand and Isabella they forced them convert or be expelled and they founded the Inquisition which was established because they wanted the Jews' possessions. Typical medieval Christian "love".
@@libafried5840 yes, I know that full well. And the church has always, criminally, been in open and horrid contradiction to all the dictums of Christianity. Sadly.
Where can I watch this? I speak and I'm having a hard time finding using English Google... Do I need like a Netflix VPN? Or is it some sort of Spanish TV channel? Any help is appreciated by anyone who can read this
It is known from history that Badoz cured her "infertility", aka her being unable to get pregnant again for a long time, after her miscarriage. But I don't know if we know exactly what kind of procedure/surgery Badoz used that helped her get pregnant again.
@@Lily1127channel I know in me Chinese history I hear Stories of how a Firm would only sleep with his legal wife on like 2 specific days a month, and it made me think karma it would really suck if that woman's cycle had her being very low and likelihood of getting pregnant on those only days she got to be with her husband..
@@soso8112 En el tiempo de los Reyes Católicos de la Dinastia Trastamara,si se hacian cirugias ,a tal punto que habian universidades de medicina . ellos usaban la medicina tambien no era un tabú.
Badoz really went "so y'all gon believe a dried prune priest over me who actually knows about a uterus??"
I loved the Badoz and Isabel scenes and felt really sad when he left court (and Castilla).
He would have saved his daugther Isabel.
Lorenzo Badoz was a hero to the royal family. For the time he was there. 😇🤗🙂🤔
Yes. What a shame he wasn't there when Isabella's son Prince John caught his fatal illness or when Princess Isabella had her fatal labour. Maybe Badoz could have done something.
The Expulsion of the Jews really got back at Isabella.
@@Lily1127channel True, but we really cannot blame anyone for the death of Prince Juan, Princess Isabel, or her son Prince Miguel. God called them home. So they would not suffer anymore.
Amelia Bell no they died because of stupid illnesses or health issues modern science has Thankfully managed to conquer. Their death caused much suffering to the people who loved them and are tragedies.
Maybe not burning andulus medic book his son living
Do you think Badoz could have saved Juan, Isabella, Miguel and Margaret's child, had he remained in Castile?
Nothing is sure. He would have certainly improved Isabella's chances in her fatal labour, since fertility and births were the things he was most expert about. However, if Margaret's birth started too early, I don't think Badoz could have done anything to save a stillborn child. I don't know what exactly Miguel's cause of death was, so I don't know if it was within Badoz's knowledge to save him. If it was a regular child sickness, he could have probably done something, since he helped John pass such illnesses very often in his childhood. Maybe Badoz could have also helped at John's fatal illness. But again, nothing is sure.
@@Lily1127channel this is now one year that I try to improve my knowledge of English. Yours videos help me so much !! Thank you very much !!! 🥰😙🤗
I know it's a bit of a weird question but does anyone know what he actually did and if it's been proven to actually work or not back then?
It looks like he performed an early version of a D&C. Basically, he knocked her out and scraped out the contents of her womb. It's likely that when she miscarried not all the contents of her womb were expelled, leading to infection.
this episode was like a huge reality check for these people
"I put my duties before my health." -> "so?"
"Is this good for Christians?" -> "why does that matter?"
"but he's Jewish!" -> "He's killed fewer people."
Isn't this the same girl who became Ferdinand's mistress? What if she really were sabotaging Isabel...shouldn't they have done a thorough background check at least?
Yes, she became his mistress later.
Of course she was initially a noble lady of good reputation, niece of Isabel's best friend Beatriz de Bobadilla, nobody knew she would misbehave later.
The vestiges of a true scientist in those times. The Jewish were allowed to study medicine in the, east, while the Christians were not.
Didn’t the pope ban autopsies? That stopped Christians from learning about the human body for centuries.
Judaism and Islam focused more on the sciences and were more accepting of sciences. They did not stagnate.
@@AmethystEyes reading Gordon medicus, one can discover that christians were not allowed to attend the Muslim medicine universities of Babylon and Persia. They tolerated the Jews to do so, but not Christians. Add the prejudices of the Catholic Church and you have the belatedness of medical science in Europe.
@@gabykappscomposermariagabr749 imagine how much earlier we could have been advanced if religion did not slow down the beauty of science.
It was the Church who banned these studies and colleges. And the nerve after all the Jews did for Spain and for Ferdinand and Isabella they forced them convert or be expelled and they founded the Inquisition which was established because they wanted the Jews' possessions. Typical medieval Christian "love".
@@libafried5840 yes, I know that full well. And the church has always, criminally, been in open and horrid contradiction to all the dictums of Christianity. Sadly.
Where can I watch this? I speak and I'm having a hard time finding using English Google... Do I need like a Netflix VPN? Or is it some sort of Spanish TV channel? Any help is appreciated by anyone who can read this
The episodes can be watched here: www.rtve.es/television/isabel-la-catolica/capitulos-completos/
@@Lily1127channel Are there any subtitles in English on RTVE?
@@stephanieking4444 no
@@stephanieking4444it's available on Dailymotion with subtitles in case you're still looking for it
Is there any historical evidence that this surgery actually took place?
Thanks for these clips!
It is known from history that Badoz cured her "infertility", aka her being unable to get pregnant again for a long time, after her miscarriage. But I don't know if we know exactly what kind of procedure/surgery Badoz used that helped her get pregnant again.
@@Lily1127channel
I know in me Chinese history I hear Stories of how a Firm would only sleep with his legal wife on like 2 specific days a month, and it made me think karma it would really suck if that woman's cycle had her being very low and likelihood of getting pregnant on those only days she got to be with her husband..
It sounds as though he did a D+C.
What is a D&C? Excuse me, I'french and I don't understand because I don't speak very well
@@soso8112 a dilation and curettage to remove all of the birth sac to prevent bleeding and infection
@@jeanfish7 thank you very much !! This procédure was known yet at that period ? It's fantastic
@@jeanfish7 je viens de me rendre compte que cette pratique est toujours utilisée pour les fœtus mort in utéro. C'est malheureusement arrivé à ma mère
@@soso8112 En el tiempo de los Reyes Católicos de la Dinastia Trastamara,si se hacian cirugias ,a tal punto que habian universidades de medicina . ellos usaban la medicina tambien no era un tabú.
He did a C& D on her which expelled all the leftover cells out of her uterus.
What’s the name of the show ???
Isabel
Cuánta ignorancia... y mucho rezar y rezar😂
siglo XV en la serie...
Probably a quack.