Dr H..
Active Member
JR
Do you recall the subject concerning the human body? You said that the human body is composed of energy and it continues to generate a frequency although the body is dead. I said, that once the body is dead, cellular activity ceases and the body does not generate a frequency.
However, you were saying regardless of how long a body has been it continues to generate a frequency / have celluar ativity.
I contacted some experts and this is what they had to say:
Bill
Not an easy question to answer but studies have shown that the human body can emit frequency for up to 4 hours from the moment of death . At which point Rigor Mortis, blood pooling, and purpling of skin occurs which lasts an additional 8 hours (full Rigor Mortis after 12 hours).
After 24 hours, body returns to a limp state, and any residual cellular activity has ceased.
Bill,
Interesting question, and one with a less than definitive answer. Soon (but not immediately) after death, it is true that most metabolic processes (such as electrical signaling in nerve, aerobic metabolism in muscle, etc.) cease. However, it is important to keep in mind that decay processes begin soon after death. Since these are energy-dependent processes, they too have the capacity to generate signals in the RF spectrum.
Do you recall the subject concerning the human body? You said that the human body is composed of energy and it continues to generate a frequency although the body is dead. I said, that once the body is dead, cellular activity ceases and the body does not generate a frequency.
However, you were saying regardless of how long a body has been it continues to generate a frequency / have celluar ativity.
I contacted some experts and this is what they had to say:
Bill
Not an easy question to answer but studies have shown that the human body can emit frequency for up to 4 hours from the moment of death . At which point Rigor Mortis, blood pooling, and purpling of skin occurs which lasts an additional 8 hours (full Rigor Mortis after 12 hours).
After 24 hours, body returns to a limp state, and any residual cellular activity has ceased.
Bill,
Interesting question, and one with a less than definitive answer. Soon (but not immediately) after death, it is true that most metabolic processes (such as electrical signaling in nerve, aerobic metabolism in muscle, etc.) cease. However, it is important to keep in mind that decay processes begin soon after death. Since these are energy-dependent processes, they too have the capacity to generate signals in the RF spectrum.