5 interesting pregnancy tests from date
There are many ways to find out if you are pregnant today, both scientifically and easily.
WALL - There are so many interesting methods used to understand pregnancy throughout history…
Here are just 5 of them…
1- PISSING WHEAT, BARLEY…!
One of the oldest pregnancy tests comes from Ancient Egypt to the present day. B.C. In 1350, women are advised to urinate on wheat and barley seeds for several days; if wheat sprouts, you will have a girl, and if barley sprouts, you will have a boy. If none of the barley and wheat has sprouted, you are not pregnant.
The most interesting thing about this test is that in 1963, 70 percent of pregnant women in the wheat and barley test in the laboratory really sprouted the seeds; however, it was found that the urine of men and non-pregnant women had no effect on the seeds.
This ancient Egyptians knew everything!
2- ONION TEST!
In ancient Egypt, when testing wheat and barley, in ancient Greece, Hippocrates advised women suspected to be pregnant to put onions or other strong-smelling vegetables in their vaginas at night. If the woman's breath smelled of onions the next morning, she was not pregnant; this showed that her uterus was open, so that the smell of onions reached her mouth. If she was pregnant, the uterus would be closed and there would be no tunnel to bring the smell.
3- BEER AND DAMAGE TEST!
Another ancient Egyptian papyrus suggests that you spread mashed dates and beer and record the number of times the woman sitting on the carpet vomits. If the recorded vomiting is high, it probably means she's pregnant. The thought behind this test comes from odor sensitivity, one of the signs of early pregnancy.
4- Look inside my eyes… YOU CAN NOW DO THIS TEST DE
A 16th-century physician Jacques Guillemeau claims that the woman's eyes can tell if she is pregnant. Guillemeau, an important work on ophthalmology (a medical science that deals with visual pathology and surgery), says that in the second month, a pregnant woman's pupils shrink, eyelids sagging and small veins swelling around the corner of her eye. It may not be convincing, but one thing is true: Eyes change during pregnancy to affect vision.
5- LATCH TEST…
In the Women's Bible, which can be thought of as an encyclopedia of medical information about women in the late 15th century, “If you want to know if a woman is pregnant, ask her to pee in a basin and then put a peg in it; leave this latch in the urine for three or four hours. Pour urine out of the basin and raise the latch. If there are latch marks on the basin, the woman is pregnant ”. (Source: Bread and Roses)
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