Here is a new interview of Sam Parnia:
http://www.iheartradio.ca/newstalk-1...7?mode=Article
There are again no mentions of a hit but he claims he has heard several typical stories of NDE where someone was dead and even returned back to life after one hour he was declared death and that he described everything around himself. That story starts around 6:50.
The story he claims is proof of a afterlife has holes:
- He does not describe anything concrete.
- The staff if it even happened like the doctor described would be talking about it and with the patient to know what happened making the story even more unreliable.
- There are other people who were flat lined and returned back to life with no report of a NDE or anything paranormal: https://emj.bmj.com/content/18/1/74.full
- At 7:52 Parnia says that the doctor could not remember how much adrenaline he has given the patient and adrenaline is one of the factors that can cause a Lazarus Phenomena if the medication has a delayed action:
Source: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/317645.php
- The patient was pumped full of drugs Parnia mentions at least adrenaline and phenylephrine.
If someone wants to add something more he is welcomed.
http://www.iheartradio.ca/newstalk-1...7?mode=Article
There are again no mentions of a hit but he claims he has heard several typical stories of NDE where someone was dead and even returned back to life after one hour he was declared death and that he described everything around himself. That story starts around 6:50.
The story he claims is proof of a afterlife has holes:
- He does not describe anything concrete.
- The staff if it even happened like the doctor described would be talking about it and with the patient to know what happened making the story even more unreliable.
- There are other people who were flat lined and returned back to life with no report of a NDE or anything paranormal: https://emj.bmj.com/content/18/1/74.full
- At 7:52 Parnia says that the doctor could not remember how much adrenaline he has given the patient and adrenaline is one of the factors that can cause a Lazarus Phenomena if the medication has a delayed action:
Quote:
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Another theory is the delayed action of medication used as a part of resuscitation efforts, such as adrenaline. |
- The patient was pumped full of drugs Parnia mentions at least adrenaline and phenylephrine.
If someone wants to add something more he is welcomed.
via International Skeptics Forum http://bit.ly/2DrJjbc
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