Human body and Egyptian

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 💠 The ancient Egyptian pointed out 3,500 years ago that the glands responsible for producing milk in the breast resemble a flower.🙄


At that time there was a purely medical aspect to the embalming process.

The ancestors of those who did it were excellent and had thorough knowledge of medical sciences like anatomy, pharmacology, physiology.


The ancient Egyptian showed 3,500 years before modern anatomy proved that the glands responsible for producing milk in the breast resembled a flower.




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