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The biggest black market you've never heard of might be blooming right under your nose.

This plan could sell for between ten and fifteen thousand dollars on the open market.

And where there's big money, there are bigger risks.

We would just tie up these big M16s stuck to our heads.

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Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind, a production of iHeartRadio.

Hey, welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind. My name is Robert Lam.

And I'm Joe McCormick. And today we wanted to kick off a series examining something I recently became interested in due to a specific historical anecdote, which we're going to get to in a maybe a later part in the series.

But we're kicking off a series on a very common belief across many human cultures throughout history.

The belief that you can heal your body or purge your sicknesses by bathing or soaking in water, especially in certain places containing special waters.

But in many cases, just by bathing in waters or waters of a certain temperature.

Yeah, this is, I think, a great topic because it relates to something that everyone has experience with, which is soaking in water, colder hot.

The feeling of feeling restored by such practices.

But then there's a, it covers a lot of ground as well.

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