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Alchemists classified bodily fluids as philosophical mercury

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Turning basic anatomy into a deeply frustrating riddle. Rather than dealing with actual physical substances, spiritual alchemists mapped their highly complex chemical terminology directly onto the human nervous system, making medical diagnoses completely incomprehensible.

Alchemists classified bodily fluids as philosophical mercury
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