The moment a person dies, he knows that he will die, will the deceased be afraid?

Personally, I think the deceased should be very afraid of death, because death represents a kind of unknown, and there is a great panic in the face of the unknown.

Won't be afraid. Because at the moment of death, the brain is basically unconscious, so there is no emotion of fear.

Fear is definitely there, they definitely don't want to leave the world, but this is also something that there is no way to do, and it is something that we don't think can control.

The latest research has found that people know they are dead when they die! The body is prone to metabolic disorders, resulting in auditory hallucinations, visual hallucinations, confusion in thinking, and gibberish.

When a person dies, they are able to realize that they are dead, because even if the heart stops beating and the body cannot move, the brain is still awake and can even hear the doctor declare that he is dead.

When a human heart stops beating, the brain continues to function. In other words, the human brain becomes aware of the fact that it is dead.

When we die, we know we're dead because our brains are always working to make us aware of what's going on around us. This means that after death, even for a short period of time, people are still conscious, but they are basically "trapped" in their own bodies.

Studies have shown that survivors of cardiac arrest are aware of what is happening around them before they are resuscitated and at the time of their near-death. However, this time may be very short, and it may not have time to think, and the consciousness is already gone.

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Dr. Parnia believes that people in the first stage of death may still experience some form of consciousness. Those who survived cardiac arrest later accurately described what happened around them after their hearts stopped beating and Lu Jie.

Brain science and neuropsychological research have shown that when a human being is dying, the brain will clearly inform him that he is about to leave this world, and even confess some last words hidden deep in his heart. Some people are terminally ill and in a trance for a long time, and when they are dying, they will become very sober, and their thinking and logic will return to the state of normal people. Emotions, cognition, personality, and psychological laws all belong to the scope of psychological research, and neuropsychology calls this mental state of imminent death near-death experience, which is a general term for a series of mental activities produced by the human body at the end of life.

Some people who have experienced significant injuries or serious illnesses have described near-death experiences after recovering from their health. Through a large number of clinical experiments, researchers have concluded that when humans are on the verge of death, the body's mechanisms will become more sensitive, including the perception of death being experienced, and the feeling of events that have occurred in the past. Persistence of sensations, a sense of somatic separation, a slow process.

American neuropsychologist Ryan believes that death is a slow process, and this characteristic makes it possible for humans to feel death. When a person dies for a short period of time, the brain still needs to process information. Electroencephalography shows that when humans are close to death, there is no data for more than 20 seconds, and then human cells will produce a series of reactions, eventually leading to brain death.

However, the heart does not stop beating immediately, but can last for several hours. This also explains why some people who receive an electric shock resuscitation at a critical moment will experience blood supply to the brain, but it cannot save life, only bring about the continuation of feelings.