Paracelsus Crossword

Paracelsus's cure for syphilis
Although often described as the treatment to cancer today, the true definition of this treatment is "the treatment of disease by means of chemicals that have a specific toxic effect upon the disease-producing microorganisms" (Dictionary.com). Paracelsus is known is the father of this, since he was the first famous person to use this treatment.
The study of "adverse effects that occur in living organisms due to chemicals" (Smith). Like chemotherapy, Paracelsus is also known to be the father of this discipline.
Emphasized [blank] information and skills through observation and experiences.
Published this book (in German) for other surgeons to use in their medical practices. This answer has been translated into English, though.
Paracelsus cured this important publisher
Paracelsus encouraged the use of these in medicine.
Paracelsus was "credited with the naming and discovery of [blank]" (Osborn). This immune system helps the immune system and helps your metabolism function. metal is re
This substance, "used in the medical literature of the 17th century to define a drug of proven efficacy," has been denounced by multiple drug and health organizations because of its highly addictive attributes (Duarte). There are different versions of this drug, but all versions contain alcohol and morphine.
Paracelsus improved the living status for these people, who performed surgeries and medical practices to help people become healthy.
He emphasized this when performing surgeries to decrease the possibility of infection
Paracelsus wrote a medical [blank] titled, "The Miner's Sickness and Other Diseases of Miners," which taught about "various treatment and prevention strategies for combatting silicosis and other occupational diseases of miners and metal workers" (Osborn). This explored the the diseases and cures that were common among miners and other hard labor workers.
After living as a medical [blank] in Italy, "he traveled all over Europe and beyond as a military surgeon with the Venetian army" (Science Museum). During this time, he learned about different medical techniques.
Paracelsus gained knowledge from these local medicine [blank].
Rejected most medical theories taught by professors at this place.
Changed his original name to this name, to show that he challenged the old medical experts.
This is someone that Paracelsus refuted and even disproved some of his medical theories. This classic Greek philosopher was the student of Plato, and is known as the father of western philosophy.
He joined this Christian religion, starting at a young age, and was recognized as one for the rest of is life.
Recognized as this by many today, and then for his innovative ideas and methods of medicine.
Paracelsus's home town, where he lived with his mother and father.
This practice is "rooted in a complex spiritual worldview in which everything around us contains a sort of universal spirit" (Radford). Practitioners used it to try to turn ordinary metal into gold, and find a cure to all diseases.
This person was Paracelsus's role model and inspired him to become a physician.
During his college years, his [blank] "evolved into a rebellious spirit and he began to challenge the system of medicine including teaching and practice" (Borzelleca). This bullheadedness caused him to have a negative reputation as a public figure.
Paracelsus [blank] "chemistry and the scientific method into medicine" (Borzelleca). This caused many people to think of new ideas and cures.
Paracelsus refuted the theory that the human body was made up of blood, phlegm, and yellow and black bile, which was created by Galen. What theory was this?
Many believed that these substances were to toxic to be used in cures, but Paracelsus used them anyway.
He believed that their were two forces living inside each human body, animal and [blank].
In 1541, Paracelsus died because of a "[blank] mercury intoxication as a late effect of his alchemical experiments" (Gantenbein). How much or how the mercury was used is unclear, but it effected him long enough to have an affect on him.
This is another one of Paracelsus's book, but not as famous as the The Great Surgery Book.
Paracelsus witnessed this historical comet, which inspired him to write another work of his titled Vßlegung des Commeten.