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[whitefeather]

8 Fascinating (but Quite Creepy) Things That Happen to Your Body When You Die

Morbid curiosity, satisfied

www.womenshealthmag.com

 

[C_F]

Not reading this lol

 

[Efilismislife]

Fascinating, especially the part where the gut bacteria "partying" and spread everywhere.

But it makes me more uncomfortable.

And this one makes me think..

Some of Your Body Parts Keep Living. "All the cells don't die immediately, and there is a window that allows for you to be resuscitated and remain intact" you can donate tissues such as your corneas, skin, bone marrow, and even heart valves even 15 hours after your last breath.

 

[Weary Soul]

I have a history in medicine, so a lot of this was not surprising - except for the following:


"4. Your Wrinkles Disappear Immediately
Here's one we actually like. Since your muscles lose all tension the moment you die, they stop pulling on your forehead, creating those worry lines you hate so much, says Jorgenson. Essentially, it's the same reason Botox works. If you're really old, saggy skin may still be an issue, but at least your forehead won't be scrunched."

It makes sense from a physiological point of view; however, I find it fascinating and kinda ironic -- only in death does all tension (and by default stress, which I have wayyyy too much of) truly evaporate.

 

[Bullit]

I don't want to know this shit!!

 

[FuneralCry]

I actually find things like this to be interesting. The human body is certainly weird and quite disgusting but at least when you are dead you wont be able to experience anything.