In Depth
- Author
- Verhaegen MJ
- Title
- The aquatic ape theory and some common diseases.
- Source
- Medical Hypotheses 1987 Nov;24(3):293-300
- Abstract
- The Aquatic Ape Theory claims that human ancestors once lived in a semi-aquatic habitat. Some human diseases might be explained by our aquatic past. Such problems include hyperventilation, periodic breathing, laryngo-and bronchospasm, vasomotor rhinopathy, seborrhea, dandruff, male pattern alopecia, rhinophyma, osteoarthritis, inguinal hernias, varicose
veins, common obesity, myopia, and ear-wax.
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