Does the world after death really exist? For the first time in history, scientists had the answer to this elusive question.
Accordingly, the assumption of life in the afterlife has been "confirmed" by experts that alertness continues after a person's heart stops, The Sun said on August 15.
In a study of more than 2,000 people, British scientists confirmed that thoughts still existed after death , and found convincing evidence of the "soul-leaving" experience in patients. passed away.
Previously, scientists believed that the brain stopped all activity 30 seconds after the heart stopped pumping blood to the body and perception stopped at the same time.
However, research from the University of Southampton - he gave another result when claiming that people still have the ability to perceive about 3 minutes after death.
Scientists confirm that "the afterlife" exists.(Photo: Alamy).
In response to the breakthrough discovery, Dr. Sam Parnia, head of the research team, said: "Contrary to perception, death is not a specific time but a reversible process. , occurs after any serious illness or accident causes the heart, lungs and brain to stop working ".
"If an attempt to reverse this process is successful, it is called a" cardiac arrest. " If it fails, it becomes" death. "- Dr. Parnia explained.
Of the 2,060 patients from Austria, the US and the UK who were interviewed about surviving the "cardiac arrest", 40% said they could recreate their perception after being declared clinically dead.
Explaining this, Dr. Parnia said: "This shows that many people have initial mental activities but have lost their memory after recovering. The cause may be due to the effects of brain injuries. or tranquilizers into memory ".
Only 2% of patients described the feeling of "soul leaving the body" when they were almost completely aware of their surroundings after death. About half of the participants said what they felt was not awareness but fear.
Some participants admitted to experiencing the "escape" feeling.(Illustration).
Perhaps, the most important finding in the study is that a 57-year-old man confirms the "escape" experience . After cardiac arrest, he thought that he could recall what happened around his clinical death with strange accuracy.
Dr. Parnia said: "This is very important. In the past, many people thought that death-related experiences were only imaginary or hallucinations, occurring before the heart stopped or after the heart was restarted. success is not an experience that corresponds to "real" events when the heart stops beating. "
"In this case, alertness and awareness seem to occur in about 3 minutes when the heart has stopped. This is a paradox because the brain is usually inactive for 20-30 seconds after losing heart rate and will not recovery, moreover, detailed recollections of visual perception in this case coincide with verified events " - Dr. Parnia said.
