Spike in brain activity at the end of life can be evidence of ‘soul’ leaving the body, the expert says

A gift of energy in the brain in a dying patient who had no “no blood pressure” or “heartbeat” could be evidence of “the soul that departs from the body” after death, according to an expert.

The owner of the targeted Hameroff, an anesthesiologist and professor of anesthesiology and psychology, said a recent study monitoring the brain of a clinically dead patient from an electroencephalogram (EEG) captured the strange explosion of post -death energy.

“They saw everything going away and then [psh] You took this activity when there was no blood pressure, no heartbeat, “Hameroff Project Unity told an interview on Tuesday.

“So this can be the experience of Nearath, or it may be the soul that leaves the body, perhaps.”

The anesthesiologist said the explosion of activity called Gamma Synchrony – a type of brain wave pattern associated with thousands of conscious, abanness and perception – was caught in the EEG and sometimes lasts “30 to 90 seconds” before the patient is.

While the professor of the University of Arizona said skeptics have argued that it is the “last gas” of neurons that shoot after death or just an “illusion”, he argues that it may be aware of leaving the body.

He speculates that consciousness may not need the same amount of “energy consumption” other activities in the brain that require and are found in a “deeper level”, making it “last thing to go” during the death process.

“The pointer is that it shows that consciousness is actually, surely, a very low energy process,” he said.

Hameroff claims Dr. Lakhmir Chawla first pioneer this monitoring in a study, and anesthesiologists have regularly used EEG to monitor dead patients from the brain that give organs to ensure that there is no brain activity before the process.

“This has been a very reproducible event, not 100% as 50% of patients show this when you measure it,” he said.

Hameroff also quoted a study by Dr. Robin Lester Carhart-Harris-a researcher who studies how medicines affect mental health and behavior, where he volunteered to enter MRI cars or monitored by EEGS and give them a psilocybin drip of psychoactive composition.

Hameroff explained that Carhart-Harris instructed volunteers to close their eyes, stay calm, so that nothing and telling them what the experience was after the test.

Subjects later told Carhart-Harris that they were experiencing “live hallucinations” and “essentially trampling”, but MRI was “cold and dark as if they were comatosis” and showed no brain activity.

“I think they were waiting for MRI to light like a pinball car when they give them psilocyb because all these things would continue,” Hameroff said.

“They were in the loss to explain that.”

Hameroff – who said he was leading one of the sessions – asked if it could be because consciousness was happening on “a deeper quantum level”.

“Quantum level brain activity” is a theory that specific brain functions can function to a small degree within neurons, beyond traditional information processing through classic nerve patways, according to neuroscience news.

Research in theory investigates the possibility for the brain to use quantum mechanical processes, suggesting that consciousness can be a collective quantum vibration within neurons.

Hameroff believes that the study of Carhart-Harris can also show why it could be the same reason the “last activity of life” of the brain after a patient dies.

“I think consciousness is actually low energy,” he said.