What is another word for madstones?
Pronunciation: [mˈadstə͡ʊnz] (IPA) 
Madstones are historically known as natural objects that were believed to have medicinal properties. In different parts of the world, madstones come under various names such as bezoar stones, snake stones, or wolf's livers. Ancient communities believed that madstones had healing properties that could cure a range of medical ailments, especially snake bites. These objects, usually small in size, are said to possess mystical powers. In some cultures, madstones were used for exorcism or to ward off evil spirits. Regardless of what they're called, madstones have played an essential role in traditional medicine throughout history. Today, madstones are often viewed as curiosities and are collected as rare artifacts.
