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you with Sun Express. They say that there are only two things certain in life, death and taxes.

And while we sort of know how taxes work, how exactly does death work? What really

happens to body mind or even soul? Today we're going to talk about all things death, from curious

talking cadavers, to the science behind people claiming to have seen the other side. I know all this

death talk can be pretty morbid, but since

you already clicked on this episode, it's probably safe to assume you two are a little curious

to know what happens when you die.

You're listening. You're listening. You're listening to be amazed. Before we begin contemplating the afterlife and all that jazz, let's begin with the stuff we can scientifically measure, the physical stuff that happens to the body, once one has popped their clog, so to speak.

When you shuffle off this mortal coil, like most dead people, once one has popped their clogs, so to speak.

When you shuffle off this mortal coil, like most dead people, your lungs most likely won't

be breathing air and your heart will no longer be circulating blood.

Without the fresh supplies of oxygenated blood, the brain will shut down and the body

will enter a state known as primary flaccidity

where all muscles relax.

Limbs will become flexible, eyelids lose their tension, pupils dilate, and the jaw might even drop open.

Which is why most funeral homes will actually stitch the mouth shut.

You know, so that grandma looks a

little less zombie-like at her open casket funeral. And with all muscles relaxing, that

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