Human life is an enigma full of secrets. Many unresolved questions arise, especially when discussing death. The question of whether there was any form of life after the transition to another world remains unanswered. However, it seems that scientists have found an answer to one of the mysteries of the near-death condition.

According to information published on the Sciencedirect website, German researcher Alexander Wutzler of the Berlin Charité Medical University claims that almost all people experience joy at clinical death. Both in those who “revive” later, and those who go to another world. We can tell this from the expressions on their faces.

A group of scientists led by Wutzler conducted an experiment on mice that had been given a lethal dose of the drug. During autopsy, a threefold increase in the concentration of the happiness hormone serotonin was found in the meninges of the rodents. At the same time, the electroencephalogram showed a complete absence of brain activity.

Scientists hypothesized that this response of the brain was a kind of protection against the unknown and helped alleviate fear of death. Some colleagues of the German scientist were skeptical of this discovery. However, many other scientists took their results seriously.

In addition, surgeons of different countries and times have long talked about the words that some patients say after clinical death. Someone saw the light in the operating room or heard the conversations and saw everything that happened “from above”. There are also many interesting observations made in the books of authoritative authors.