1. Your heart might refuse to die

some corpse often cling to life long after they've been declared dead. A UCLA Neurologist Alan Shewmm dug up 175 separate examples of dead bodies that survived for more than a week after the person had died. they have demonstrably dead brains yet their hearts or other organs seems to function. Rather than resting in peace, pieces of you may insist on living.


2. Your heart might restart

CNN reported that in 2004, a patient, seemingly breathed his last, sealed in a body bag and off to the morgue until he starts writhing in his body bag. Guess is that his heart somehow restarted via defibrillator he previously had inserted under his skin.

3. Your brain might know you're dead.

your demise might still show signs of afterlife. your brain may remain intact long enough to realized that you died. CBC Contributor, Mark Beaulieu said people can still recall resucitation. Temporarily, corpses could still remember the measures taken to rescue then. They couldn't cope with the shock of being shocked by defibrillators and witnessing the mad scramble to undo death. study showed that 2% of patients were fully aware of dying, 46% were partially aware.

4. Corpses that donate items appear to feel pain.

According to BBC, organs such as lungs, liver and heart cannot be removed if a patient's heart has stopped. simply put, only beating heart cadavers can be deceased donors. However, these technically brain dead bodies appear to feel pain when you slice them open. As anaesthetist Phillip Keep explained " you stick the knife in and the pulse and blood pressure shoot up. infact unless a dead donor is sedated, the patient may start moving and wriggling around.

5.You could turn into soap

According to Atlas Obscura, cadevar fat sometimes interact with anaerobic bacteria in a damp alkaline environment, during a process called saponification. The result is a soap like substance called adipocere. Accumulating adipocere envelopes the body and allows human remains to remain relatively intact in the form of a soap mummy.

The number 4 got me thinking.:!!:.