kilekeevituse
Kilekeevituse, also known as "kilekeevitus" or "kilekeevitamine," is a traditional Estonian folk practice involving the ritualistic removal of a person's tonsils. This practice is deeply rooted in Estonian folklore and has historical significance, particularly in rural areas where it was more common. The procedure was often performed by a skilled folk healer or "kilekeevitaja," who would use traditional methods and tools to carefully remove the tonsils.
The primary motivation behind kilekeevituse was to alleviate various ailments, including sore throats, tonsillitis, and even
The practice of kilekeevituse has declined significantly in modern times, largely due to advancements in medical
Kilekeevituse is not without controversy. Critics argue that the practice lacks scientific basis and can lead