Scientists have confirmed that there is life after death

Life after death has been confirmed by scientists who discovered that consciousness continues to exist even after death.

In a large-scale study involved more than 2,000 people. First it was thought that the brain ceases to work after 30 seconds after the heart stops pumping blood throughout the body, and along with that fades out.
However, a study conducted at the University of Southampton shows that the person retains consciousness until three minutes after he was pronounced dead.

Lead researcher Dr Sam Man argues that, in contrast to accepted opinion, the death can not be defined as a specific moment. Rather, it is a potentially reversible process that occurs after a result of any accident or illness of the heart, lungs and brain cease to function.

"If it turns out to reverse this process - says Man - a condition called" cardiac arrest ", but not death."
Of the 2060 patients from Austria, the US and the UK, respondents in the study who have survived a heart attack, nearly 40 percent said that recall some form of consciousness after a pronounced clinically dead.
However, the most important discovery was made after the incident with the 57-year-old man who may have been the first person to have experienced fixed out of body consciousness and return back. He could remember with detailed precision what was happening around him after he temporarily "dead".
Dr. Man says that this case is extremely important for the study of this phenomenon, as often assumed that the experience of conscious death experience - this is just an illusion and hallucinations that occur in the brain or to a cardiac arrest, or already after the heart has been successfully restarted . However, this case confirms the existence of consciousness at the moment when the heart has stopped, that is actually the person died.

In addition, detailed memories of the person who experienced clinical death conscious in this case are entirely consistent with what actually happened and confirmed present in men's room.