Can you really not get pregnant while breast-feeding?
Can you really not get pregnant while breast-feeding? What if those Greek and Roman myths you read in high school weren’t really stories? What if they were actually based on fact? It turns out that some ethnographers believe that the ancient gods and goddesses, people, places and events of religious lore are actually based on real people and things. This belief is called euhemerism, based on the work of Euhemerus, an ancient Greek scholar who was the first to posit the idea. Under the theory of euhemerism, Helen of Troy and King Arthur actually existed. However, their stories have been embellished to an exaggerated degree over the ages; they’ve come to more resemble fictional characters than real people. The same theory can be applied to old wives’ tales. One can argue that somewhere along the line, people noticed characteristics about the world around us and made note of them by foldin
