When You Die You Actually KNOW You're Dead Because Your Brain Still Works For A While

When you die you know you're dead because the brain keeps functioning and you know what's happening around you, chilling new research suggsts. Medical experts have long debated what happens when a person dies, with anecdotal evidence of bright lights or sensations, and films such as Flatliners exploring the unknown. But a study suggests a person's consciousness keeps working after their heart stops beating and their body movements fail,

It means they are essentially 'trapped' inside their dead body with the brain still functioning if only for a short time. Cardiac arrest survivors were aware of what was going on around them while they were 'dead' before being 'brought back to life', the study revealed.

Even more shockingly, there is some evidence to suggest that the deceased may even hear themselves being pronounced dead by doctors.

Dr Sam Parnia is studying consciousness after death and examining cardiac arrest cases in Europe and the US. He said anecdotal evidence has found that people in the first phase of death may still experience some form of consciousness.


The expert told LiveScience that people who have survived cardiac arrest later accurately described what was happening around them after their hearts stopped beating.

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  1. Oh this is just what we all need to hear . . . .as if dying isn't weird enough, now you think we KNOW it . . . .sheesh!

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