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The discussions highlight curiosity and support for the research by referencing detailed aspects, such as the EEG surges observed during death and the corroboration between human and animal studies. The tone is analytical and contemplative, emphasizing the potential significance of these neural patterns but stopping short of claiming immediate practical applications.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the findings, with some references to prior research and the article's contribution to understanding brain activity at death.
The discussions demonstrate strong curiosity about the phenomenon, mentioning EEG surges, potential implications, and related animal studies, indicating high intrigue.
Participants reference specific data points, methodologies, and implications, such as EEG waveform details, showing meaningful and deep involvement.
While some remark on the profound nature of the findings, the overall tone suggests awareness of scientific importance without asserting immediate clinical changes, resulting in moderate impact perception.
Source: Surges of Electroencephalogram Activity at the Time of Death: A Case Series”, Journal of Palliative Medicine, Volume X, Number X, 200
This case study as well as other well documented human EEG research at end of life, and multiple animal studies have shown a consistency in this gamma surge possibly correlated... https://t.co/tzZFrd0bT4 https://t.co/UT7WGgLzLv https://t.co/lZvXlF7zdr
@Deepfryguy76 @TOEwithCurt @BernardoKastrup https://t.co/mhCBlFElAj
@EarlynAo "In one case of a patient who had a SEDLine device, we were able to capture and analyze the raw EEG signal, and confirm that the EEG waveform was not artifact, and in fact a high frequency waveform was present during the spike activity." https://t.co/o3Xr4upLmE
@EarlynAo Daha fazla araştırmaya gerek olduğu kesin zaten ama beyindeki aktivitenin ölüm öncesi bi anda fazlasıyla arttığı gözlemlenmiş, kabus mudur başka bir şey midir artık orasını henüz bilemeyiz ama sessiz sakin gidilmiyor gibi:) https://t.co/5LcmIv3kBP https://t.co/ExJzl8ZhfD
@MaxA200 @GregoryShushan @LisaChristiePhD 2009 paper here https://t.co/mhCBlFElAj
The study explores brain activity of an 87-year-old patient during cardiac arrest, revealing increased gamma-band activity against expected hypoactivity, indicating potential brain activity during near-death experiences.
This video explores the neurological basis of near-death experiences (NDEs), examining cases like Maria's and Pam Reynolds, and discusses recent research on brain activity surges at death, challenging the notion that…
This case study as well as other well documented human EEG research at end of life, and multiple animal studies have shown a consistency in this gamma surge possibly correlated... https://t.co/tzZFrd0bT4 https://t.co/UT7WGgLzLv https://t.co/lZvXlF7zdr
RT @dmt_quest: @Deepfryguy76 @TOEwithCurt @BernardoKastrup https://t.co/mhCBlFElAj
RT @dmt_quest: @Deepfryguy76 @TOEwithCurt @BernardoKastrup https://t.co/mhCBlFElAj
@Deepfryguy76 @TOEwithCurt @BernardoKastrup https://t.co/mhCBlFElAj
Source: Surges of Electroencephalogram Activity at the Time of Death: A Case Series”, Journal of Palliative Medicine, Volume X, Number X, 200
@MaxA200 @GregoryShushan @LisaChristiePhD 2009 paper here https://t.co/mhCBlFElAj
@EarlynAo Daha fazla araştırmaya gerek olduğu kesin zaten ama beyindeki aktivitenin ölüm öncesi bi anda fazlasıyla arttığı gözlemlenmiş, kabus mudur başka bir şey midir artık orasını henüz bilemeyiz ama sessiz sakin gidilmiyor gibi:) https://t.co/5LcmIv3kBP https://t.co/ExJzl8ZhfD
@EarlynAo "In one case of a patient who had a SEDLine device, we were able to capture and analyze the raw EEG signal, and confirm that the EEG waveform was not artifact, and in fact a high frequency waveform was present during the spike activity." https://t.co/o3Xr4upLmE
https://doi.org/10.1089/jpm.2009.0159. Academia Letters, July 2021 ©2021 by the author — Open Access — Distributed under CC BY 4.0. Corresponding Author ...
https://doi.org/10.1089/jpm.2009.0159. Chiriboga-Oleszczak, Boris Alejandro. “Terminal Lucidity.” Current Problems of Psychiatry 18, No. 1 (May ...
... 10.1089/jpm.2009.0159). Like Coenen, Chawla thinks the wave could reflect neurons depolarising. His paper made headline news after he ...
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