At 18 hospitals in the U.S. and U.K., researchers have suspended pictures, face up, from the ceilings in emergency-care areas. The reason: to test whether patients brought back to life after cardiac arrest can recall seeing the images during an out-of-body experience.
People who have these near-death experiences often describe leaving their bodies and watching themselves being resuscitated from above, but verifying such accounts is difficult. The images would be visible only to people who had done that. This study started back in oct 08 And ended in oct 12. 20% of people have a
cardiac arrest have a NDE.
I think Dr sam parnia objective & made the study bulletproof. Over the last 3 year's there looked at 2500.heart attack cardiac arrest. 20% will say they had a NDE. The 500 should see the hidden images. If not why not.? W soon find out if NDE are real or false.
People who have these near-death experiences often describe leaving their bodies and watching themselves being resuscitated from above, but verifying such accounts is difficult. The images would be visible only to people who had done that. This study started back in oct 08 And ended in oct 12. 20% of people have a
cardiac arrest have a NDE.
I think Dr sam parnia objective & made the study bulletproof. Over the last 3 year's there looked at 2500.heart attack cardiac arrest. 20% will say they had a NDE. The 500 should see the hidden images. If not why not.? W soon find out if NDE are real or false.