Science Explains: What's Going On In Our Brains After We'are Dead?

White light at the end of a long, dark tunnel, or a large garden where we walk hand in hand with our loved ones ... What do we think of death, what are we in our brain? There are a few scientific assumptions in this regard.
We are all part of life and die one day as the last ring of the chain. But it is a big secret that we live in this stage, what we think and what happens in our brains. Scientists say that our memories can be reminded mysteriously by our brains before they die.

According to a study by researchers at the University of Michigan in 2013, brain activity was found to increase after clinical deaths. Observations on animals revealed that the living brain was performing more electrical activity after it died. The research team says that after death, animals and humans are trying to define the brain's consciousness and neural correlates.

During the tests on the mice, the subjects who had a heart attack showed highly synchronized brain activity within 30 seconds of death.

However, after the blood flow is stopped, the brain should not work:
These determinations disprove the principle that the brain does not work after the blood flow stops, which is a prevailing opinion in the scientific world. It seems that the oxygen and glucose in the blood to the brain allow the brain to continue the information processing activity for a while.

You know the experiences of those who are very close to death and those who have finally been crucified. The white light that appears in a long tunnel, being hand in hand with their loved ones, passing through the front like a lifeline ... All these symptoms may be the reactions of the brain that is about to be deprived of oxygen.

On the other hand, there are people who have returned to life after not working for minutes or even hours. Sam Parnia, a scientist who has worked on this subject, has looked at experiences close to death in 2014. In the last survey of more than 100 people who have managed to stay alive, 46% of these people have seen bright white lights and their families. Everyone's memories and the people who enter his life are different, but there are common points.

It was understood that the two persons who participated in the research remembered what happened after death:
Under normal circumstances it is impossible to remember what happened after clinical death. Interestingly, however, it was stated that the two patients involved in the study recalled the events that occurred after the death.

In a statement about his research, Parnia said, "We know that the brain will not function when the heart rate is cut off, but in these cases awareness seems to have continued for 3 minutes after the heartbeat has stopped." Standard time for this is 20 to 30 seconds.

Parnia thinks that patients who remember what happened after death probably have seen a cognitive illusion. The main reason for this illusion is the neurological responses that one produces during physical death against the physical stratus. In other words, people who return to life continue to live cognitively until shortly after their death.

It is natural for scientists that our consciousness shows the things that we most desire to enter the strusta due to our physically unresponsive body after the peril of life is shut down. But it can not be proven exactly by what methods exist or by listening to the experiences.