Is a person still conscious after being beheaded? Is the body aware or the head conscious?

After cutting off the head, does the head feel like the body has fallen off? Or does the body feel like the head is falling?

On this point, the French scientist Lavoisier did experiments, and the sample was himself—yes, the same person you learned in chemistry class who discovered the combustion mechanism of matter and separated oxygen.

Lavoisier's discovery of oxygen ended the phlogiston theory of combustion, and he was held a grudge by a man who adhered to the phlogiston theory - can you not hold a grudge against someone else's job? Thus, during the French Revolution, Lavoisier was stigmatized as a reactionary academic authority and sent to the guillotine.

Who is Lavoisier, a great scientist, because of his meticulous experimental spirit, until the moment of his beheading, he also performed the last experiment of his life - "man is still unconscious after being beheaded".

He asked the executioner to count how many times he could blink his eyes after the separation of his head and body when the knife fell.

The executioner counted for him, a total of 15 ......

In fact, in history, there were two people who did a similar experiment, but instead of stopping the waist, they cut off their heads. Here's what happened, two doctors debated whether they were still conscious after their heads off their necks, but neither could convince anyone. Later, one of them committed a capital crime, was sentenced to death, beheaded.

Before the beheading, the two men made an appointment, and after the person was beheaded, the other person immediately called the person's name to the head, and if the person was still conscious, opened his eyes. Later, when the man was beheaded, another called his name, and he really opened his eyes, but they quickly closed them, and then there was no response when he called again. This shows that after a person is beheaded, there is still a period of time when he is still conscious, let alone beheaded.

As for what will be thought after the cut, I'm really sorry, there is no information at the moment, and no one who has been cut in half is willing to say it.

It hurts, but that pain is only felt by local neurons, and there is no overall consciousness. Because the real pain is reflected by the brain, the brain is no longer able to receive signals from the nervous system.

Can you still surf the Internet here if you are beheaded? But I've heard that it's sentient. Listen to a man:

On one occasion, when the beheading was executed, the investigator agreed that if he cooperated with the beheading experiment, his family would benefit, and the prisoner agreed. As a result, after cutting off the head, when his name was called, his face had.

Why are you asking like that, are you going to be beheaded, or are you trying to kill yourself? Hey.

I heard that it was alive in 3 minutes! ！It's just that the nerves are cut, and I don't feel pain, I just fear...

I saw the information last time!

I always feel that there should be consciousness in that short moment, and there is such a scene in Jackie Chan's "myth".

There are many creatures in the world, and the most intelligent at present is undoubtedly human beings themselves, and the observation of animals is also an exploration of our science, and many times scientists will find itEven if the creature is beheaded or cut off, it still has a feeling, and at this time, people will wonder if people will still feel pain after being beheaded, and how long can it last? At this time, the pain is only felt for a moment, because the connection with the body is gone, and the brain cannot respond to the feedback.

People still feel pain after cutting off their heads. This kind of pain should be able to stay until after brain death. Because once the brain dies, there is no more pain.

People will feel pain after being beheaded, and the duration of this pain is generally a few seconds, because our brain has died after being beheaded, so there will be no more pain.

When a person is beheaded, he will feel pain for a moment, and then it will disappear quickly, because the pain can no longer be reported through the brain.

1.The body will twitch because although the head is gone, the nervous system in the body will still work, and the muscles will have a stress response.

2.The head has fallen off, how can it be interesting, could it be a corpse? When the head falls off, the muscles will have a simple stress response, but complex movements require the brain to command, so the kind of situation you said about putting your hands on your neck, unless you are a ghost or encounter an alien, in short, normal humans cannot have this ability.

Convulsions maybe, because the blood of the whole body is flowing to the wound, all the activities of the person are controlled by the brain, even the breathing is the brain stem in its role, no head is equal to no brain, that person must not live, unless the person's brain does not grow in the head so it is impossible to have a little consciousness!

Yes, the blood flows too fast and there are convulsions... Be conscious, but don't put your hands on your headless neck.。。 Because it's too late to react.

Yes. The first nerve reflex is still there. To put it simply, when people are not controlled by the brain, the body can still cope with stress on its own. Naturally twitching.

Twitching is possible because some of the basic muscle reflexes are still there, but complex reflexes like touching your neck with your hand are controlled by the brain, so we can only see scenes like this in science fiction.

Yes, but only twitching, not putting your hands on your neck.

Twitches because the nerves are not completely dead.

Not really. Isn't the perceptual nerves all in the brain, and if the brain is gone, there is no feeling.

Of course not, everyone is dead

Have you ever seen a dynamic picture of a pig chopped off with a knife? Go and see, your head can still flutter when it flies.

What a terrible question! Aren't you afraid of nightmares at night? Why don't you try it???

No, I'm unconscious, I'm not conscious.

1 If you are not scared to death, the brain will have a few seconds to know the pain, only the feeling of the head, there will be a few seconds to live, the same reason, in the time when he has a reflection of the time to live, there is also a reflection of the sound, I remember someone told me before, some people will look at people after being beheaded, it should be just that moment. But in fact, before people die, many people don't feel pain, because the pain of transition, or death is enough to relieve your pain.

For a short period of time, people are still conscious. A scientist once conducted an experiment in which he wanted a criminal who was about to be beheaded and promised that if he heard someone shouting at him after being beheaded, he would open his eyes.

In this way, the prisoner's mother will receive a sum of money. After the prisoner was killed, the scientist shouted into his head, and sure enough, his eyes opened and closed again.

There will be a reaction in 2-4 seconds, and after 10 seconds, there will be no brain death.

There is a reaction, about 3 seconds.

head, with ephemeral consciousness and thinking.

The body is uncontrolled and neuropathic reflexes or convulsions may occur!!

I've seen an experiment report on this. It's scary to think about.

There should be a few short seconds, and the specifics are up for you to experience!

There must have been no reaction, because after the head was cut off, there was no blood supply.

I think there is, because after some people are beheaded, their eyes even blink, although it may also be a conditioned reflex, but maybe he still has his own consciousness at this time.

The definition of death is brain death, but there will still be a temporary consciousness after the head is cut off, because at the moment of cutting off, there is still some oxygenated blood, so it will not die immediately, there will be a brief consciousness of two or three seconds, but after two or three seconds, there will be no fresh blood and air input will lead to death.

People's consciousness depends on the energy provided by blood circulation to operate, just like a mobile phone can only run if it needs electricity, and when a person is beheaded, the blood circulation stops, the energy is cut off, and the consciousness is gone

Consciousness is the human brain's awareness of the appearance inside and outside the brain. Physiologically, the conscious brain region refers to the area of the conscious brain (around the prefrontal lobe) that can obtain information from other brain regions.

I think there will be consciousness for a short time, because the brain can't die immediately.

People are unconscious after their heads are cut off, so don't think about it anymore.

Is there still consciousness after a person has been beheaded? The scientist was so curious that he used his own experiments to come up with the answer.

I think the moment the head is cut off, it should be conscious.

It's simple, you can try it yourself, and it's first-hand information.

After a person is beheaded, there is no doubt that there is no consciousness.

I feel like I can only blink 11 times.

I don't agree with the other two, from my own feelings to analyze that it doesn't hurt, both say that ten fingers are connected to the heart, my index finger was cut off by a chainsaw, from the beginning of the cut, at least half an hour before the taxi to the hospital doctor gave me anesthetic, my fingers felt numb.

An elder brother of a relative's family accidentally hit his finger when he was moving a box in the warehouse, and only after seeing that there was blood did he realize that his finger had been smashed.

The other, a friend, was in a car accident and was trapped in the car for about an hour and couldn't move, and one leg was broken, and he said that he felt pain when he was about to be rescued.

After being beheaded, the nerves in the body's brain will not be perceptual for that long.

For at least a few seconds long after the head is cut off, the brain can continue to think – at least in mice. While this finding in mice is generally generalized to humans, we may never fully understand whether a person can actually retain consciousness after losing their head. Alan Bellows, for example, pointed out that "it is not possible to decapitate human beings and make further scientific observations".

It is said that people can feel pain for about three seconds after cutting it, and the time of consciousness should be the same as the time of pain.

Because the brain is the nerve center, nerve cells are controlled by the brain, and nerve cells that are separated from the brain will naturally die, and the body that depends on all this will naturally die.

If there is a device that delivers the necessary nutrients to the head instead of other organs, one head can certainly live.

LZ will know if you find someone to cut yourself, but remember to post it back and forth when the time comes.

？？You're too curious, go try it and come back and tell us how it feels.