what will happen after we will die what will happen say clearly
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Medically speaking, death happens in two stages. The first, clinical death, lasts for four to six minutes from the moment a person stops breathing and the heart stops pumping blood.
During this stage, organs remain alive and there may be enough oxygen in the brain that no permanent damage occurs.
The second stage of dying, biological death, is the process by which the body’s organs shut down and cells begin to degenerate. After 12 hours, skin loses its colour and blood pools at the lowest point of the body, causing red and purple bruising.
Before this, rigor mortis sets in, making the body stiff and rigid. This is caused by calcium leaking into the muscle cells, which binds to protein and causes them to contract.Unless the body is embalmed, it will start decomposing as soon as blood stops flowing.
A process called putrefaction happens after bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract eats through the abdominal organs, releasing horrid smells which attract insects.
Maggots laid by blowflies eat the rotting body tissue and can consume 60 per cent of the body’s tissue in a few weeks.
The remaining parts are then eaten by plants, insects and animals, which can take a year or more depending on how the body has been buried.