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Did You Know Your Brain Doesn't Die With You?

The human mind and consciousness are close things. The human brain controls the whole body when you are alive. After death, you’re on auto-pilot. Read this creepy fact about the human brain and don’t forget to share.

The human brain continues working for more than 10 minutes after the body has died. Brain activity has been recorded as much as 10 minutes after death.

Consciousness after death has been always a subject of curiosity among people. It is a common thing in society and culture around the world.

There are a lot of researches have been done to monitor brain activity after death. The new model of human brain analysis focuses on how the brain function, how it exchanges the signals or senses. There have been many anecdotal pieces of evidence of a person being able to listen or understand after he has lost his consciousness.

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