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Paracelsus introduced Laudanum to deaden pain.

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Laudanum is an alcoholic solution (tincture) of the drug opium. Used formerly as a narcotic and painkiller, laudanum was available in the 19th century from pharmacists on demand in most of Europe and the USA.


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