Why would we be punished twice?

Sounds super cut and dry, but I’m curious if a woman today can vomit the whole 9 months, is there any evidence primal women carried worse? A lot of women are also subject to: ges. diabetes, high blood pressure, falling teeth, gum disease, swollen limbs etc. How would this turn out for women thousands of years ago? Why is pregnancy so detrimental to the body now?

Also wondering does other mammals actually experience morning sickness and the whole 9, or is it just us?

A buddy of mine said people that work out every day going to the Gym and going for runs and being athletic build have stronger heart and lung function.

He said also when they get sick it does not last as long and you coughing way less than someone really fat and extremely out of shape.

Why is that?

I often hear people say that the distinction between chromosomes and chromatids is that chromosomes consist of a pair of sister chromatids. But sometimes a chromosome may exist as a single chromatid, as is the the case with homologous chromosomes before DNA replication. If a homologous chromosome exists as a single chromatid before DNA replication, and a chromosome and chromatid are distinct entities, why is it called a chromosome and not a chromatid? Would it not make more sense to called it a homologous chromatid until DNA replication occurs and sister chromatids are present?

It's easy: whenever I eat foods that are too salty, I cough. It doesn't matter if I drink or follow any advice I read online; it always happens.

To be precise, I wanted to test this strange thing and tried to debunk the only explanation I found online that states, "you cough because of your throat's sensitive membrane." So, I tried eating two grains of salt, and it made me cough after 3/4 seconds it touched my tongue. From my experience, I can say that the throat is not involved in this issue.

Also, I'm quite confident in saying that I'm not allergic to salt because I eat it every day, and it doesn't cause me any problems at all, only the cough when it's way too much for a bite.

I've read that in rare cases these trees will change sex of one of there branches but how common just is this? Better yet, do all Ginkgos have the ability to do this or is this just a rare mutation?

I ask myself this sometimes and truly wonder if other highly intelligent animals like whales,elephants,etc have beliefs? We know orcas,dolphins,etc have different cultures(or just orcas dont remember) so this makes me wonder do they also believe in a being similar to what we think is our god? Do they also think their created for a purpose and that their not animals made from nature?(because people often think we are not animals like the rest for some reason)

I imagine there probably isnt any studies on this, but i just want to hear peoples thoughts and ideas.

What would happen? Serious question, I am dying to know.

So, it is commonly said that reptiles (most of them, anyway) cannot form social bonds/feel love because they do not live in groups so therefore didn’t evolve that ability. But cats, specifically house cats, are commonly accepted to feel love and seem to display affectionate behavior. But cats evolved from the African Wild cat, which is a solitary predator, so why did they evolve to feel love? I know female cats care for their kittens, so maybe that’s why they feel love, but that’s only for a few months, and so do crocodiles. And if that were the reason, why can male cats also feel love if they don’t care for kittens?

It was a little under 1 pound of spinach for reference.