Unveiling the Peculiar Pregnancy Test in Ancient Egypt #capcut #youtubeshorts @ugurates19

In ancient Egypt, the pregnancy test was quite peculiar. Women had to urinate into two different bags filled with barley and wheat. If either bag sprouted, it was believed the woman was carrying a baby. However, the interesting twist was that if the barley sprouted first, it was thought to be a boy; if the wheat sprouted first, a girl was predicted. Despite the Egyptian gender hypothesis being entirely incorrect, the pregnancy test was surprisingly 70% accurate. This was due to the estrogen in a pregnant woman's urine stimulating seed growth. titile write please