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Anonymoussn
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- May 12, 2020
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I don't know which parts of the body are affected specifically - but I can only assume that the brain doesn't get oxygen deprived before death has already occurred, as we've yet to encounter any evidence of this, and I have never seen any scholarly suggestions that this happens in any medical journals or articles or anything either. The fact that the skin turns blue/grey is because of the oxygen deprivation, which is generally present in many parts of the body, which presumably suggests that the deprivation in oxygen is widespread, and thus other parts of the body are massively affected before the brain is.So you're saying, that the brain is fine, until the heart is dead beyond recovery?