Mankind continues to wonder about all the details about death. In a study led by New York University in the USA, it was stated that one in five people who were brought back to life by CPR had a near-death experience.

The study analyzed data from 567 men and women whose hearts stopped and were resuscitated by CPR between May 2017 and March 2020 in hospitals in the UK and the US.

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Accordingly, it was reported that the participants had different experiences such as detaching from the body and observing what is happening around without experiencing pain and discomfort, as well as reconsidering their behaviors, intentions and thoughts towards others. In the study, the scientists evaluated not only the participants’ experiences, but also the changes in their brain waves. One of the people whose narration was consulted said, “You will painlessly watch everything that is going on outside while you are in the shroud,” and gave chills to those who heard it.

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Sam Parnia, one of the lead authors of the study, said: “These remembered experiences and changes in brain waves may be the first signs of what is called a near-death experience. This is the first time we’ve caught them in a large-scale study. Our results provide evidence that people on the brink of death and in coma have a unique quality of conscious inner experience.

Noting that many natural braking systems of the brain become ineffective as its functions cease, Parnia said, “These lucid experiences cannot be seen as games played by a damaged or dying brain. These are unique human experiences that occur when they are on the verge of death.” On the other hand, researchers do not yet know how this process, which they call “disinhibition,” functions in evolutionary terms.

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