Scott Lutostansky
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first heard Sep 2026
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In 2016, researchers in Vancouver, Canada observed an unprecedented phenomenon.
An 87-year-old patient died while undergoing an MRI scan.
It was the first ever recording of the brain activity of a human being at the moment of death.
After all, death is a topic that remains shrouded in mystery.
Do we really see our lives flash before our eyes?
Is there a light at the end of a tunnel of darkness?
Right after the Vancouver man's cardiac arrest, the doctors observed a spike in gamma waves, which are associated with memory and
Concentration.
Was the deceased reliving his memories?
We can't say for sure, but it opens an intriguing possibility.
What we do know is that natural death, whether it's from old age or illness, follows a precise timeline that begins long before the body completely shuts down.
What are the physical stages of death then?
First of all, vital functions slow down.
That means our heartbeat and breathing.
That has several consequences.
Body temperature drops, the skin starts to lose its colour, and the state of consciousness changes.
That can lead to hallucinations, a distorted sense of time and space, or even a loss of self-awareness.
When the heart stops, breathing stops too, or vice versa.
Blood circulation ceases, oxygen runs out, and the body switches to energy saving mode.
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