Death!!! What can you do when
confronted with a near death experience? Should you stand away and call 911?
Yell for someone to get hot water and blankets? I don’t know why. Panic and
just run away? Or if it is a choking victim take out your pocket knife, cut a
hole in somebody’s throat, put a straw in it and give an emergency tracheotomy like Sandra
Bullock did in the movie Heat? Don’t do that. If you saw the
movie, that wasn’t a very good idea. But
there is a way out there to cheat death and I don’t know why it’s not being
broadcast every night on the news.
Now You Can Fight Death And Win
Bringing the dead back to life
has been a dream for humankind since the beginning of time. Your quest in life could be to accumulate all
the wealth in the world but no one has been able to stop ageing or death. We have new proof that death could be
prevented by exposing the body to extreme cold. Doctors now believe that if any of those bodies
that froze alive in the icy waters after the Titanic Ship sank was saved today,
perhaps some of them could have lived. Medical professionals believe that potentially dying in icy water your brain and cells would be preserved. You will live.
Michelle remembers nothing of
that terrible day and her doctors will never forget it. Today Hospitals are equipped with cooling
devices that can probably go in a picnic basket to keep your beverages cold except these look like vests or
are fitted to parts of your body. They
are created to do the same thing to your body as the icy stream did which is to
chill people whose hearts have stopped and preserve their brains till doctors
can figure out how to get their hearts going again.
Cooling people’s bodies down to 66
degrees gives doctors time to fix whatever else is going on and help bring them
back to life. Why aren’t stories like
this being reported every night on the nightly news?
One of the reasons why the death
rate is still so high is because sometimes emergency workers quit performing
CPR too soon. It is harder than some of
the most grueling workouts in a gym. You
have to press both arms down on the chest in a rhythm continuously for
an hour. No one person has the ability to
be able to do that. You would need lots
of people to take turns every 10 minutes.
Many times after only 10 minutes you are officially declared dead and
the organ donor lineup to take your bits and pieces. Compression machines are available and can
carry on for an extended time because longer is often better. You still do not see machines in hospitals pressing down on dead bodies with
the hope of reviving the people.
A lot of doctors will stop
compressions after 20 minutes but we now
know through research that at least 40
minutes to an hour of compressions will increase the chances of bringing that
body back to life. Knowledge is power
and knowing these techniques is powerful enough to possibly bring someone back
to life.
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