What happens when you die ❓

What happens when you finally kick the bucket, figuratively speaking? Aside from our science-focused deaths these days, it seems that most of us believe in the life behind you. In 2014, UK citizens voted for the Telegraph, with less than 60 percent of respondents saying they believed half of us were alive. In the U.S., still a very Christian nation, Pew Research in 2015 asked people what happened after your death. 

A survey found that 72 percent of Americans believe that they go to heaven, which is described as “a place where people who once had a good reward get eternal rewards.” Fifty-five percent of U.S. adults They answered that they believed in hell, which was described as “a place where people who once lived a miserable life and who died without grief would be punished eternally.” With that in mind, what happens when you die? . 

Many people seem to believe that after death we may be drawn to another cloud-filled paradise, or on the other hand, if we do not follow the moral standards imposed by our chosen religion or denomination, we may experience eternal hellfire and the prospect of being filled with a red bearded man. But let us first consider the facts and what happens to the body at death. Doctors know your dead because the hearts are beating and there is no more electrical activity in your brain. Brain death is like death, though machines can keep you going for a while. 

You can also have a condition called cardiacdeath, which means the heart stops beating and blood is no longer out of your body. Strangely enough, people who have had a heart attack but have been brought back to life say they know what happened to them. Some have talked about going downhill in the sense of being close to death. You can be reimbursed for what we call clinical deaths, but you have a grace period of about 4-6 minutes. But suppose you come to light and to passing; what we call biological death - game over, the last whistle, the dead as dodo. 

That's where you find dishonor, but what you care about, you're dead. When you are no longer with us, your muscles relax, and this means that your sphincter will also tell you, which means that the three Shopper fires and the big fire you had for lunch will come out of you - the gas you have can emit and cause odors. The same thing happens with a pea that you get in your bladder, so death is not a surprise, it is a small thing. And men, you might as well ejaculate. As for women, you can give birth after your death if you are pregnant, which is called a "funeral birth". It doesn’t happen very often, though. 

Instead of squeezing, the gas in the stomach chokes the newborn to the earth. As the body removes what is trapped inside, sounds can be expelled from your mouth as air escapes. Nurses and people working near the corpses often reported hearing loud live moans and moans from the corpses. You may be beating, but that doesn't mean there is life for you, this is just a muscle contraction. Sooner or later you may get a concussion if you die lying on your stomach and blood flows there. All your blood will accumulate in some part of your body. This is called "livor mortis" and that is why some of your parts will have that dark purple color you saw on TV. 

These are just some of the goal setting shareware that you can use. Since no blood flows through your body, it will begin to cool down, known as "algor mortis", or simply "chill chill". It will keep cool until the temperature is the same as in the area. It will harden for about 2 to 6 hours, and we call this "rigor mortis". This is because calcium enters your muscle cells. Cells break down without blood flow and this leads to the growth of bacteria, which is why they start to rot. 

You may look like your hair or your nails have grown, but it is not. What happens is that your skin shrinks, giving a picture of growth. The skin will relax, too, and blisters will appear on the body. The next stage is decay, when germs and viruses begin to indulge in you. Soon you will begin to smell as bad as you could ever imagine. One person described the scent as: "Rotteneggs, sewage, and used toilet is left out for a month x 1000. It is not sacred." Soon everything soft becomes liquid, with things like bones, cartilage and hair becoming firm. 

You are already well done to rot when you are placed in the ground. But if embalming is done, decomposition can be a minor process. Left above the ground, it will be a melted beverage within a month, eaten by insects, worms, plants, and animals. Underground, some experts say that it may take 8-12 years before it is reduced to bone. After almost 50 years, even your bones will be part of the Earth. We have to add the rate of decay of all kinds of things, there are so many you can count here. But we think you get the picture. 

While some people report that their near-expiration experience was a place to watch, that is not always the case. One Reddit correspondent said his experience was as follows: “It was all nonsense. No thoughts, ignorance, nothing. ”Is there really anything else? The Irish philosopher George Berkeley was furious at knowing what happened after death, or those moments when he died at the clinic, until he hanged himself to death, with his close friend ready to commit suicide before he died. He believed that there was something between heaven and Earth, perhaps what philosophers called ether. 

The story has become a mystery in philosophical circles, but it is thought that all Berkeley has found is that hanging hurts your neck. The French philosopher Rene Descartes (Renee Day-cart) believed that the soul is separate from the body, as many religions would say