American Institute Health Care Professionals’ insight:

Near Death experiences are extraordinary event.  Can science verify the activity of the brain before moments before death to point towards what the person is experiencing?  If you are interested in learning more about this or a grief counseling program, then please review our site
In conclusion regarding Near Death experiences, how many can we truthfully say are legitimate?  This is not to conclude that I personally reject the idea that the experience is real but are their potential cases that are merely within the brain?  I do not think science attempting to potentially understand the phenomenon should be taken as an assault on the soul and the afterlife.  Their may be pathological cases.
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