PseudoScience wrote I'm sorry, but what a moronic question.

Even people with the most basic knowledge of medicine and medical treatment know this is possible, not only for a second but up to 3 days in the longest recorded case.

Why do you think they have defibrillators in ambulances?

Have you never seen a re-enactment of someone flatlining in a hospital, them putting some sticky things on the persons chest then using shock paddles which regains the pulse?

My goodness.

It's not that moronic, and I mean no medicine,or any of that Imeancan they comeback to life by themselves

I've died for about 5 minutes so I took some bath salts to make it more realistic.

Dropped wrote I've died for about 5 minutes so I took some bath salts to make it more realistic.

That wasn't funny at all. Nice try though.

ImZulu wrote

PseudoScience wrote I'm sorry, but what a moronic question.

Even people with the most basic knowledge of medicine and medical treatment know this is possible, not only for a second but up to 3 days in the longest recorded case.

Why do you think they have defibrillators in ambulances?

Have you never seen a re-enactment of someone flatlining in a hospital, them putting some sticky things on the persons chest then using shock paddles which regains the pulse?

My goodness.

It's not that moronic, and I mean no medicine,or any of that Imeancan they comeback to life by themselves

The guy who was dead for 3 days jumped up on the morticians table on his own.

It's medical fact that this can happen.

Sure, your heart can stop beating and come back to life. However if your brain is deprived of oxygen for more than at the most ten minutes. You can not recover from this you. That is the actual definition of "dead".
When someones heart has stopped beating for a few seconds or in some cases minutes. They are not dead they still have life in their brain. So technically you can not be dead and come back. Once the brain is dead, it's dead for good.

Supposively when you sneeze your heart stops for a second or 2

sorry for spelling

what is death if we were never alive... :wow: = mind blowing...

Well, yes. I thought everyone knew the term "revived" but apparently not, I mean in terms of death and coming back, not its other uses. Those shock paddles, when people say clear! But, on your own die and come back? Not to sure, I'm pretty sure it is possible though.

I believe its true when you sneeze.

I've seen it done in movies, but we all know they're fake