r/DrBeboutsCabinet
Subreddit Created on July 25, 2025 , Language: en
Public Description
Strange, historic, and fascinating medicine. Many claims here are old, unverifiable, or quackery—shared for history, not advice. I do my best to be accurate, but I’m human and mistakes can slip through. Be weird. Be respectful. Preserve the past.
Subscriber Stats
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Be respectful and curious.
Priority: 0This is a historical and educational space. Debate is welcome, but harassment, trolling, or hostile behavior will not be tolerated.
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No NSFW or sexually explicit content.
Priority: 1This is a public, educational subreddit. Do not post sexually graphic or fetish content, even if it is from a historical medical source. Gyn, urology, and autopsy images may be removed at moderator discretion.
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No promotion or spam.
Priority: 2Don’t use this space to promote products, services, or your own content unless it directly contributes to the discussion. Relevant links are welcome; spam is not.
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Source your posts when possible.
Priority: 3If you're sharing an image, artifact, or quote, include context when you can—book titles, publication dates, authors, etc. We love knowledge.
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No reposts or AI-generated fakes.
Priority: 4Don't repost content already on the sub. AI-generated “vintage” items or deepfakes must be clearly labeled as such. This is a real Cabinet.
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Use flair when posting.
Priority: 5Choose the appropriate flair: Artifact, Book, Prescription, Tool, Ad/Document, Help ID, etc. It helps keep the Cabinet organized.
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Ask before posting human remains.
Priority: 6Historical human remains may be posted with discretion, but please contact the mods first. Respect, not spectacle.
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Keep it educational and weird (but tasteful).
Priority: 7This community is for the curious and historically inclined. Humor is welcome—gross-out shock value without context is not.