In the field of science, they often disregard the fact about the "life-after-death" subject. But due to the growing number of curious individuals, our scientists today has finally took into consideration studying about it.
Life-after-death based on most medical studies has discovered that, when a person undergoes a near-death experience, some of his awareness may continue functioning even his brain has completely shut-down. This is a very controversial topic both in the past and even today. But recently, scientists had just made an astounding discovery about life-after-death.
A group of scientists at the University of Southampton had dedicated their time performing their research and examination to more than 2,000 patients from 15 different hospitals (UK, US and Austria). These patients had suffered from cardiac arrests where they do have very high chances of dying.
The research and examination took the scientists almost four years to complete. As a result, there were nearly 40% of their patients who barely managed to survived and shared their experiences at the time that they were "clinically dead".
Brain Can't function When the Heart Stop Beating
Dr. Sam Parnia was the person who led his team in scientifically studying life-after-death. And according to him, the brain is impossible to function when the heart has stopped beating. Thus, a certain individual who suffer a near-death experience shouldn't be aware of what is going around him at the time that he is clinically dead. Although, Dr. Parnia's theory was proven wrong when the result of their experiment finally came out.
One of their patient who was able to survive claimed that he could remember leaving his own physical body (The patient was actually a 57 year old social worker from Southampton). He then stayed at the corner of the operating room as he get to witness his resuscitation. But the most interesting part about his story was that, he was able to described in detail the actions of the nursing staff including the sound of the machines inside the operating room when he was successfully brought back to life.
Among the 2060 people with cardiac arrests, only 330 patients had survived where 39% of them had experienced being aware about themselves as doctors and nursing staffs attempts to revive them. However, the majority of their experiences were not consistent with one another. Some claims to recall a bright brilliant form of light (like a sun that brilliantly shining down towards them), being drowned under water and for the best part, some of them felt an unusual sense of peacefulness.
Dr. Parnia had theorized that the reason why most of their patients couldn't remember their near-death experiences were due to the sedatives (or drugs) used in resuscitating them back to life.
The findings of the scientists at the University of Southampton doesn't really provide much data about life-after-death. Thus, another group of German scientists continued their research at a further height.
At Berlin, Germany. A group of psychologists and medical doctors working at the Tehcnische Universitat of Berlin had issued an announcement that they were able to prove life-after-death through their clinical experimentation.
The experiment involves the use of medical d-rugs to cause near-death experiences to their patients. This allows the subject to be clinically dead for about 20 minutes period before he is immediately resurrected back to life.
There were a total of 944 volunteers willing enough to undergo the experiment. The medical doctors claimed that they applied complex mixture of medical d-rugs such as "epinephrine" and "dimethyltryptamine". Such d-rugs preserves the physical body of the patient from being alive white at the state of being clinically dead. This was to ensure that the patient won't suffer any damages as he or she gets resurrected.
In regards about reanimating the clinically dead patients, the medical staff relies on the machine called "AutoPulse". This is a Cardiopulmonary Recitation (CPR) machines that are being used to revive people who were already dead for about 40 minutes to an hour period.
The person who led the experiment was Dr. Berthold Ackermann. He was the one who monitored the entire operations and compiled all the testimonies of their test subjects. Just like the previous result of Dr. Parnia from Southampton, Dr. Ackermann's also had the same similar result. The majority of their patients also did have slight variations of their experiences from one another. But despite of their slight differences, the majority of them had described similar awareness.
Here are the following similar sensation experienced by the test subjects:
Through those experiments and perhaps other future experiments, scientists now have the basic concept that there is indeed a life-after-death.
Life-after-death based on most medical studies has discovered that, when a person undergoes a near-death experience, some of his awareness may continue functioning even his brain has completely shut-down. This is a very controversial topic both in the past and even today. But recently, scientists had just made an astounding discovery about life-after-death.
Scientists at the University of Southampton
A group of scientists at the University of Southampton had dedicated their time performing their research and examination to more than 2,000 patients from 15 different hospitals (UK, US and Austria). These patients had suffered from cardiac arrests where they do have very high chances of dying.
The research and examination took the scientists almost four years to complete. As a result, there were nearly 40% of their patients who barely managed to survived and shared their experiences at the time that they were "clinically dead".
Brain Can't function When the Heart Stop Beating
Dr. Sam Parnia was the person who led his team in scientifically studying life-after-death. And according to him, the brain is impossible to function when the heart has stopped beating. Thus, a certain individual who suffer a near-death experience shouldn't be aware of what is going around him at the time that he is clinically dead. Although, Dr. Parnia's theory was proven wrong when the result of their experiment finally came out.
One of their patient who was able to survive claimed that he could remember leaving his own physical body (The patient was actually a 57 year old social worker from Southampton). He then stayed at the corner of the operating room as he get to witness his resuscitation. But the most interesting part about his story was that, he was able to described in detail the actions of the nursing staff including the sound of the machines inside the operating room when he was successfully brought back to life.
Among the 2060 people with cardiac arrests, only 330 patients had survived where 39% of them had experienced being aware about themselves as doctors and nursing staffs attempts to revive them. However, the majority of their experiences were not consistent with one another. Some claims to recall a bright brilliant form of light (like a sun that brilliantly shining down towards them), being drowned under water and for the best part, some of them felt an unusual sense of peacefulness.
Dr. Parnia had theorized that the reason why most of their patients couldn't remember their near-death experiences were due to the sedatives (or drugs) used in resuscitating them back to life.
German Scientists' Greatest Discovery about Life After Death
The findings of the scientists at the University of Southampton doesn't really provide much data about life-after-death. Thus, another group of German scientists continued their research at a further height.
At Berlin, Germany. A group of psychologists and medical doctors working at the Tehcnische Universitat of Berlin had issued an announcement that they were able to prove life-after-death through their clinical experimentation.
The experiment involves the use of medical d-rugs to cause near-death experiences to their patients. This allows the subject to be clinically dead for about 20 minutes period before he is immediately resurrected back to life.
There were a total of 944 volunteers willing enough to undergo the experiment. The medical doctors claimed that they applied complex mixture of medical d-rugs such as "epinephrine" and "dimethyltryptamine". Such d-rugs preserves the physical body of the patient from being alive white at the state of being clinically dead. This was to ensure that the patient won't suffer any damages as he or she gets resurrected.
In regards about reanimating the clinically dead patients, the medical staff relies on the machine called "AutoPulse". This is a Cardiopulmonary Recitation (CPR) machines that are being used to revive people who were already dead for about 40 minutes to an hour period.
The person who led the experiment was Dr. Berthold Ackermann. He was the one who monitored the entire operations and compiled all the testimonies of their test subjects. Just like the previous result of Dr. Parnia from Southampton, Dr. Ackermann's also had the same similar result. The majority of their patients also did have slight variations of their experiences from one another. But despite of their slight differences, the majority of them had described similar awareness.
Here are the following similar sensation experienced by the test subjects:
1. Their spiritual form (or soul) detaches out from their physical body.
2. They had experienced a feeling of floating which defies the law of gravity. Some people call it "levitation".
3. Having the feeling of peacefulness, security and warmth.
4. An overwhelming brilliant form of light.
Through those experiments and perhaps other future experiments, scientists now have the basic concept that there is indeed a life-after-death.
The German 'study' has been reported as a hoax
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