“Will I suffer?”, “How will I feel?”, “How will every member of my body be affected?” These are just some of the questions we wonder and ask about the moment of death.

Agree What does the moment of death actually feel like?

About twelve years ago, a soccer player named Fabrice Muamba fainted on the field during a match.

Muamba suffered a heart attack and showed no vital signs for a long time. However, the footballer surprisingly managed to survive and his feelings at the moments when he moves back and forth between life and death told.

At first it’s something like that running into someone else’s body He said he felt like this was accompanied by a surreal dizziness. Meanwhile, another footballer friend appeared before his eyes and he felt no pain during this process.

A similar experience to Fabrice Muamba was that of a French pharmacist who lost consciousness while performing bloodletting.

At those moments, very intense lights covered the pharmacist’s eyes. He also occasionally has the feeling that he is traveling to a world outside the world that his body was separated from himself he felt it.

On the other hand, a hospital interviewed 63 patients who had been revived after a heart attack and asked seven of them who could remember what happened during the minutes they were unconscious.

Patients; they have reached a limit or a point of no return, The feeling of peace is quite prevalent and they have the feeling of jumping off the mountain. told.

Surprisingly, patients who can remember their experiences, say experts has the highest oxygen content in the blood were the ones. Because the more oxygen goes to the brain, the more people can remember what they felt at that moment and the better they can record these experiences in their memories.

In a study of 15 hospitals in Europe and the US, the experiences of 2 patients were quite interesting.

One of the patients is a nurse “Shock the patient, shock the patient.” The other said he remembered the doctor squeezing something down his throat.

In summary; In fact, the moment of death and what is felt at that moment is It is completely personalized. Because the reason why death happens and what it feels like varies accordingly.

Only caused by heart attacks and fainting various forms of loss of consciousnesscan give us some clues about what death feels like.

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