The answer is YES. But how? Let’s figure it out.
HELLO!
My dear fellow steemians, today I would like to talk about how our body can know when we are dying.
Death is a permanent end of life of a living organism. All biological and living activity of an individual comes to a complete stop at this point. It may be due to old age, or due to an accident or due to any life threatening disease. It’s an unavoidable condition.
Studies suggest that there are sudden evidences that show that they were able to detect death.
But how can one know when they are actually dying?
Countless doctors or medical professionals have encountered that their patients prior to dying leave comments that would lead one to believe that they were aware of the fact that they were about to die. However, there were no solid reasons to specify how?
Even many of us in our daily lives have seen a companion or a relative suddenly making efforts to sort thing out shortly before passing away. They will suddenly make a life changing decisions, sign a will paper, repair broken relationships or give away the possessions they hold dear. Well, even if we haven’t seen this in our real life but we all watch movies, don’t we?
So, did they suddenly develop a sixth sense that tells them the time of death, or was it purely a coincidence?
Studies suggest that there are sudden evidences that show that they were able to detect death. Yes, you read that right. It’s not a sixth sense, but surprisingly, the sense of smell through scent. Our body prior to death releases certain scents (foul scents) including putrescine, just like the release of sex pheromones by our body to attract a mate.
This release is actually a result of the decomposition processes that take place in our body when our body dies. While our conscious mind does not recognize this smell, but our subconscious mind can recognize this odor and it triggers immediate responses.
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Cr. Rebel Pharmacist
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