If there was no such thing as afterlife then how could anyone be resuscitated af

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  1. Gaurav Oberoi profile image68
    Gaurav Oberoiposted 8 years ago

    If there was no such thing as afterlife then how could anyone be resuscitated after hours of death?

  2. Link10103 profile image60
    Link10103posted 8 years ago

    ...they aren't, because they were never completely dead to begin with.

    1. Gaurav Oberoi profile image68
      Gaurav Oberoiposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      But they are. The first stage as soon as the heart stops is Primary Flaccidity: All the muscles in the body commence relaxing. Skin loses its tension. Most of the brain cells (Neurons) die within 20-45 minutes of cardiac arrest.

    2. Link10103 profile image60
      Link10103posted 8 years agoin reply to this

      ...are you educating me or telling me that someone with all of those confirmed signs of death was resuscitated hours after they (confirmed) died? Your viewpoint isnt really clear with how you asked the question and how you responded to the answers.

    3. Gaurav Oberoi profile image68
      Gaurav Oberoiposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Hi, let me address your doubt. I am for reincarnation. And what we are discussing LINK is a huge questions these among the top strata of discussion forums. Thanks for your contribution. I really wanna know the views of people on this subject globally

  3. Michaela Osiecki profile image68
    Michaela Osieckiposted 8 years ago

    They can't be. The brain has about five minutes to survive without oxygen before the cells begin to die off. That's the length of a time a person has to be resuscitated if they are not breathing and their heart's not beating.

    1. Gaurav Oberoi profile image68
      Gaurav Oberoiposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Absolutely right MO. As the heart stops pallor mortis hits within 5-10 minutes of death. Blood starts to drain from the smaller capillaries of the body with the effect of gravity. Within the first hour more than 50% of Brain's 85 billion neurons die.

  4. Linda Robinson60 profile image60
    Linda Robinson60posted 8 years ago

    This is so true. I strongly believe that there is life after dead. You would shallow minded if you did not, so many have had uplifting experiences, and if you believe in GOD you have no doubts. There has been endless examples and stories of this, to think that this is all there is, keep an open mind. And believe in your faith and the teachings. Linda

    1. Gaurav Oberoi profile image68
      Gaurav Oberoiposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Very right. There are almost 40000 varifiable recorded cases. In the 2013 case of David Binks, he was dead for 70 minutes before being resuscitated. Doctors were boggled to find zero brain damage after such a long time had passed post cardiac arrest.

    2. Linda Robinson60 profile image60
      Linda Robinson60posted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Good Morning Gaurav and confirmed miracles happen every day as well. So yes, it is nearly impossible not to believe. You always share some outstanding ideas and comments. Thanks for that. Enjoy your day. Linda

    3. Gaurav Oberoi profile image68
      Gaurav Oberoiposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for your continuous support Linda. Feels like your support is never too far away. Appreciate that a lot.

  5. B M Gunn profile image61
    B M Gunnposted 8 years ago

    No one as been resuscitated "hours" after death. People have been in a death-like state for hours, without heart beating,or higher brain function, but there is always some primitive, lower brain functioning going on.

 
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