As for Peter, although he was no longer Spider-Man, he had been Spider-Man for quite a long time.
Spider-Man's kind of strength was not something an ordinary human body could sustain. Peter's body had long since been altered by the power of the Spider Totem. Even though he had given his abilities to Miles, all his organs had already become different from those of ordinary people.
You could think of an ordinary person's organs as a 10,000-watt power bank. By middle age, it was probably charged to sixty percent, and the divine power of the Golden Apple could charge their organs to one hundred percent.
But Spider-Man's organs were a 500,000-watt power bank. After Peter lost his Spider-powers, although he now had the same amount of power as an ordinary human, his maximum capacity had not changed.
Moreover, Schiller and Professor X had previously studied Spider-Sense. They both believed that Spider-Sense existed because Spider-Man's brain had developed an additional structure. His pineal gland had mutated, allowing it to provide advance warnings.
Although Peter no longer had Spider-powers, that mutation probably still existed. It simply could not be activated without the support of the Spider Totem's power.
But once the Golden Apple's divine power entered his body, it automatically adjusted all his organs, naturally including that mutated part. It was equivalent to recharging and activating Spider-Sense.
However, perhaps because the divine power was not particularly compatible with Spider-Man's body, its energy efficiency was relatively low. It was nowhere near as well-matched as the Spider Totem, so the ability was weaker as well.
And if that ability remained activated, the divine power would be consumed. Its rate of consumption would be far greater than what an ordinary person used to sustain daily life. This small slice of apple probably would not even