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This ancient book has recorded the feelings of patients when it comes to death .

Recently, French researchers published an ancient document about near-death experiences (NDE) in 1740 recorded by French military doctor - Pierre-Jean du Monchaux.

The book "Anecdotes de Médecine" (roughly translated: Anecdotes de Médecine ) describes in detail the case of an unconscious pharmacist in Paris. After he regained consciousness, he said he saw white light at the end of the road , thinking that he was in heaven and befriended death.

The book "Anecdotes de Médecine " records cases of near-death patients.

Some cases of other patients are also stored and compared by Monchaux when they experience near death. Including people who are about to drown, hypothermia or hang. With these cases, Dr. Monchaux speculated that the increase in blood flow to the brain caused such hallucinations.

Dr. Phillippe Charlier - a famous French physician and archaeologist, was very surprised by his discovery of this document. According to the current interpretation, Near-Death Experience (NDE) is a scientific term for personal feelings, something that the dying person sees, hears, and thinks is a reality.

However, Dr. Charlier did not object to the explanation of near-death experience in religious theory. Accordingly, man has a soul. When people are about to die, the soul separates from the body, going to the afterlife - another dimension through light tunnels. Before that, the soul had a special ability to experience what had happened while alive.

Although Dr. Charlier said that the cases mentioned by Monchaux in this document are still limited, it also partly gives medical doctors the initial awareness of the theory of near-death experience. .

However, modern researchers argue that the mechanism that causes near-death experience lies in brain activity. Therefore, when near death, the organs - senses on the body of the active person weaken, making it easier for people to fall into a semi-conscious state.

That state, along with the lack of oxygen in the brain, causes them to experience a vague, unknown image. However, according to the researchers, these scientific explanations can partly solve this experience. There is still a lot of mystery behind the near-death experience that scientists still try to study to find out.