Doctors reveal what happens when patients ‘slip death’, These are the results of research

Jakarta –

A female patient said she heard her dead grandmother’s voice when she had a heart attack. Her grandmother asked her to return to her body after the attack. This was written in a study related to near death experiences.

Not only that, other patients who experienced another heart attack also reported ‘horrendous’ experiences including a burning sensation like hell. Doctors believe that a person’s brain may misinterpret the medical procedure being performed.

Dr. Sam Parnia has been researching this issue for 25 years. A graduate of Guys Medical School and St. Thomas presented his findings in the Aware II study at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions in Chicago in 2022.

This research was done by collecting data from patients who survived heart attacks in 25 hospitals in England and the United States.

Based on the results of interviews with 567 respondents, there were approximately 28 people who experienced ‘memory flashbacks’ after having a heart attack. A total of six reporting transcendental or transcendental moments, three experienced dream visions of strange encounters.

One person talks about the idea that time is slowing down, reflecting on the impact of life, and the love that is shared with others. Other patients also said they traveled to a distant place they considered ‘home’.

According to Parnia, this situation suggests that human consciousness may not cease immediately after ‘death’.

“These memory experiences and changes in brain waves may be the first signs of a near-death experience and we have captured them for the first time in a large study,” said Parnia, who it was announced by the Mirror, Monday (26/2024).

According to Parnia, this provides a rare insight into the depth of the brain’s power and ability to store memories. When the brain dies, Parnia said the brain’s natural ‘braking’ system is released.

These situations provide access to the depths of one’s consciousness, including stored memories, thoughts from childhood to death, and other aspects of reality.

“Our findings provide evidence that, when near death and coma, people experience a unique experience of inner consciousness, including stress-free consciousness,” said e.

(December/Nov)