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The condition has been described since Roman times, but not only in Switzerland. The problem also exists in other regions in the Alps and other mountain chains
by samus 3y ago
The condition has been described since Roman times, but not only in Switzerland. The problem also exists in other regions in the Alps and other mountain chains across the world.
- masswerk 3y agoSpeaking of the Alps and related regions, this was also considered a condition typical for Styrians (inhabitants of the country of Styria) in Austria.
- masklinn 3y ago> The problem also exists in other regions in the Alps and other mountain chains across the world. As well as in the lowlands, far enough away from the sea to not have easy access to produces or sea salt through trade. It used to be common in the english midlands and the US midwest (as well as the appalachia and rockies).