A new study shed light on what goes in our brain when we die or have a near-death experience.

<div class="block">A new study shed light on what goes in our brain when we die or have a near-death experience.</div>

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New Study Sheds Light on Near Death Experiences

New study is shedding light on what goes on in our brains when we die or have a near death experience. According to a study published in the journal resuscitation, people who have a flat line during cardiac arrest, sometimes show a high amount of brain activity even in cases where a patient's heart has stopped beating for an hour. The study was conducted in tandem with 25 hospitals in the US and the UK and they measured brain activity in patients going through cardiac arrest, teams spoke to 27 survivors about their experience and they found that nearly 40% said they had some awareness of the event with no specific memories while 20% were able to actually recall the event. They also reported what felt like a moral evaluation of their lives. Better known as seeing your life flash before your eyes.