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Researchers at the University of Western Ontario in Canada recorded electrical impulses in the brain of a patient despite the fact that the patient was removed from the device for maintaining the body in life.

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Scientists are on the verge of evidence that life after death exists, but everyone is experiencing it in their own way

Stomach activity lasted ten minutes after heart failure, and brain stroke was similar to those that occur when we are in deep sleep.

However, there was a significant difference in electrical activity in the brain 30 minutes before the death of the patient and 5 minutes after the end of the work of his heart.

- It is difficult to assume the physiological basis for this EEG activity, since it followed the prolonged cessation of circulation, according to the study.

In the remaining three out of four patients examined, the brain stopped working before the heart stopped, and the neuronal activity of all three patients was different.

This means that we all most likely experience death in a different way, writes the Daily Mail.

Accordingly, scientists say it's too early to talk about how this phenomenon might affect our experience "on the other side of life."