Why 1940s Doctors Gave Meth to Depressed Housewives | Boring History For Sleep

Описание: In the 1940s, before antidepressants and therapy were common, doctors prescribed something shocking to struggling housewives methamphetamine. Marketed as a harmless “pep pill,” it was promised to restore energy, focus, and femininity. Instead, it quietly created one of the earliest drug epidemics in American suburbia.