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Clinical death occurs when quantum substances that form the soul leave the nervous system and enter the universe, scientists explained.
According to quantum theory, consciousness is a program for the brain's quantum computer that can remain even after death, which explains the experiences a person experiences during clinical death.
Dr. Stuart Hameroff, Professor Emeritus of Anesthesiology and Psychology at the University of Arizona in the United States, decided to develop a theory that was once proposed by British physicist Roger Penrose. According to this theory, the essence of our soul lies within structures called microtubules in brain cells.
What we call consciousness is the result of the universe's quantum gravity effect. They named their theory “Orch OR” (“orchestrated objective reduction”).
In other words, our souls are more than just an interaction of neurons in the brain. They are part of the fabric of the universe itself and have existed before the beginning of time.
This idea is similar to the ideas in Buddhism and Hinduism, according to which consciousness is an integral part of the universe.
Clinical death status
When experiencing clinical death, microtubules lose their quantum state, but the information inside them is not destroyed. It simply leaves the body, returns to space and is distributed there.
If a patient is resuscitated, quantum information is returned to the microtubules and he can claim “I have experienced clinical death”. If this does not happen and the patient dies, quantum information remains outside the body, possibly indefinitely as a soul.
Signs of clinical and biological death
The difference between clinical and biological death is very small: only a few crucial minutes.
Clinical death occurs when a person's heart stops beating and breathing and blood circulation stop. The body can still be reanimated.
Biological death occurs 4 to 6 minutes later when brain cells die from lack of oxygen. When brain death occurs, all neurological functions stop irreversibly, that is, clinical death is followed by biological death.
The official time of biological death is when a doctor determines that the entire brain ceases to function. If you respond to clinical death as soon as possible and take the necessary resuscitation measures, biological death can be prevented.