I don't think the tissues of either the body or the brain die instantly upon severing of the head. Therefore, neither the body or the head and brain are "dead" at the instant of severing. Everything I've read or been told over the years indicates that tissues continue to live until dying from lack of both oxygen and blood sugars. This process could take several minutes depending on ambient temperatures.
As for the sending and receiving of any signals, it seems that as a cut and exposed nerve end on my hand sends a pain signal, then a severed bundle of nerves in the neck exposes many, probably thousands of nerve ends, which then still should be sending pain signals to the brain. Based on that, it seems that as long as the brain retains function [life in the cells], then it could sense the pain of the thousands of exposed nerve ends in the severed neck.
Although we laymen can discuss the issue, it is clearly obvious that the answer to this question will only be accurately defined by a medical professional, probably best by a Neurologist. j3h.
There was a previous answer here based on religious views. Stick to factual answers to scientific or medical questions please.
"it doesn't, as soon as your head has parted from your torso it has lack of blood and you die a quick and painful death"
This is not completely correct.The Actual decapitation(the head being severed from the body) is not what actually kills the brain. It is the lack of oxygen and other important chemicals that are found in the blood stream.The brain is chemically alive for approximately 13 seconds (this depends on a number of variables, but this is average) It can survive on the ATP energy, until oxygen well, runs out.
So theoretically the individual could still be conscious for part of the 13 seconds(approx.). Although the other variables we have to consider about consciousness arewhat variation would help a land survive in long lasting droughts
humans can survive for at least 100 years minimum 50 maximum 150
A few months is how long they will survive.
because it has such a long roots
Iris pseudacorus can survive a long time even if there is dry conditions.
No, beheading is fatal.
Invitation to a Beheading was created in 1935.
Beheading the Liars was created in 2008.
Beheading the Chinese Prisoner was created in 1900.
The wooden block used for beheading is called a "guillotine." It was a device commonly used for execution by beheading in the past.
Beheading Chinese - 1903 was released on: USA: 1903
Always. Well, it depends. I personally feel beheading is not good, but people seem to find people beheading other people quite all right, for some reason.
The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist - Caravaggio - was created in 1608.
Beheading has been around since before humans started recording history, thus it is impossible to truly answer.
The cast of Beheading Buddha - 2010 includes: Sameera Steward as Helena
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Beheaded means that the head is removed from the body, usually with an axe or guillotine.