Scientists Explain What Actually Happens When You Die

Here is one way to look at death tolls: every year, there are about 60 million people who die, which comes out to 213 deaths per minute. These huge scary figures could have you thinking about your own mortality. However, what happens before death?

It's true that each person dies. However, what happens before and after death? Does anyone survive? Let's journey with me as I walk you through what happens when you die while you're playing your favorite game or spending time with your friends. Some people are busy enjoying the beaches while others make money and plan for their businesses.

Some people dedicate their entire lives to understanding exceptional individuals. Dr. Samparnia is one of these people, driven by great curiosity and passion. Their research is aimed at answering several questions that still remain unexplained to us. One such question is what happens to a person when they die. New research conducted by Samparnia with the help of several professionals has just been released and it's called the Awareness Study. If you want to learn more, you'll have to watch the video till the end. In total, 330 patients were successfully revived in participating facilities

During the awareness studies standardization of care for the relevant patients however 140 interviews were eventually conducted owing to the sad fact that some of the participants regrettably passed away shortly after or were unable to participate in the study due to their health more than 50 patients admitted that they had memories of being unconscious during the interviews and nine of these incidents fit the description of near-death experiences during their resuscitation two participants also claimed to have had out of body and audio-visual perceptions furthermore one of the survivors described her experience as being on the treatment room ceiling and helplessly staring down at her own body while the event unfolded just as this participant could actually watch the doctors and their aides at work another later described how he saw as his blood pressure was taken and how a nurse gave him a chest compression another test subject also recounted a similar experience in which he was just above the scene and saw the medical professionals performing resuscitation while the patient a 57-year-old British man from Southampton detailed the medical professionals who treated him in great detail to the surprise and belief of everyone his claims were further verified and proven to be accurate does this mean that dead people or those on the verge of death actually knew what was going on even after they were dead well medical professionals generally believe that a person's brain is only actively functioning for for about 30 seconds following their last heartbeat which is what happened to the corresponding man from Southampton however the study's administrators were able to piece together his descriptions to determine whether his experience had persisted even after three minutes and after all double checks claims seemed to last for about three minutes which is quite outstanding in the Intensive Care units of the participating hospitals unique picture boards were installed in a way that the only person who could see them was an observer floating on the ceiling due to their alignment the ceiling installations were positioned by the study's designers in locations that out-of-body experiencers frequently identify there were about a thousand of these panels set up altogether yet it was so sad that about 78 percent of all patients were resuscitated in a space that was devoid of the necessary pictures and symbols at the time this also applied to the two participants who were present and reported their audio-visual perceptions of the resuscitation procedures finally none of the study participants were able to recall anything regarding the subsequent ceiling installations because they weren't resuscitated where the picture boards were placed the aware study which implies awareness during resuscitation examines the brain and Consciousness during Cardiac Arrest including evaluating the veracity of perceptions during the out-of-body portion of near-death experiences as the lead researcher