'Lucid Dying': EEG Backs Near-Death Experience During CPR
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Brain wave recordings obtained during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) offer support to near-death experiences subjectively reported by some people who survive cardiac arrest, according to a novel new study. These recalled experiences and brain wave changes may be the first signs of the so-called 'near-death' experience, and we have captured them for the first time in a large study
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@kakali Identifying measurable electrical signs of lucid and heightened brain activity during CPR, coupled with stories of recalled near-death experiences, suggests that the human sense of self and consciousness, much like other biological body functions, may not stop completely around the time of death