Brain death is not a reason for organ harvesting

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

“In organ donation, a living beating heart and living organs are removed from the living“dead”. This even requires anesthesia, since the "dead" react to the pain of the operation like the living. Heart rate rises, blood pressure rises, hormones are released, and involuntary movements occur. Scary for doctors. Therefore, the so-called "corpses" are sometimes given full anesthesia, in Switzerland it is even obligatory. " “Brainless women can bear children.

Brain-dead men may have erections. People with brain death can react to external stimuli, arm and leg movements are possible."

“Brain death is not a scientific fact. It is not a medical diagnosis. Dr. Robert Truogh, American Pediatrician.

“Brain death does not exist at all; these are transplant medicine fictions. Professor Dr. Franco Rest, German researcher on death and ethics.

“In 1996, Dr. Zieger reported to the health committee of the German Bundestag that patients in a coma respond clearly to external events and social stimuli such as visits from relatives. People with brain death are warm, their metabolism is working. A brain-dead person fights infections and injuries, for example, through fever. He has bowel movements. These patients need to be fed, cared for, monitored, tested, and medicated to keep them from dying. If necessary, brain death is resuscitated. Doesn't that contradict itself - the reanimation of the dead? The brain death criterion was introduced in 1968 specifically for the purpose of organ procurement. To say goodbye to relatives, the medical staff is instructed to give the restless "dead" muscle-relaxation injections so that they do not move when they say goodbye to them."

“Removing organs from a living person is a legally punishable murder. To obtain living organs without prosecution, the death of the brain was recognized as the death of a person. Professor Klaus Peter Jorns, Emeritus Director of the Institute for Religion, Sociology and the Theological Faculty at the Humboldt University in Berlin.

Organ Harvesting Is Murder, Dr. David Evans, British cardiologist and associate professor.

“During the dissection of the body, with an incision from the throat to the pubic bone, with a beating heart, pressure rises, cardiac activity increases, and adrenaline rush is observed. Redness of the face, body redness and sweat may also occur. During normal operations, these symptoms are regarded as a painful reaction, but not in people with a dead brain."

“Death of the brain is a false path, it is not the death of a person. It sounds strange, but it can be justified at any logical level,”says Professor, MD, Mr. Dörner.

“As a unique being, man is not only a brain, but also a body. It is still alive with 97% of the brain dead,”says Professor Dr. Geisler, cardiologist.

Medicines against the rejection of new organs cost the patient several thousand euros a year. After transplantation, lifelong (!) Medical supervision, frequent hospital stays and medications with many side effects (so-called immunosuppressive drugs) are required. Medications, which can cost several thousand euros a month, turn off the immune system so that the body does not reject the foreign organ. Only from this one can guess that organ transplantation is contrary to human nature: the body is often so strongly protected from serious interference that the rejection of a foreign organ is more important for it than preserving the life of its own organism. Taking immunosuppressive drugs dramatically increases the overall risk of infection. A person becomes susceptible to the slightest infections, fungi, bacteria and, moreover, blood coagulation is further reduced. Cortisone, which is present in medicines, causes swelling. There are a large number of unofficial cases when patients with donor organs develop an inexplicable desire to die.

The market alone for so-called immunosuppressants that suppress foreign organ rejection by a patient is 1.6 billion euros per year. In 2011, flat rates for transplantation, depending on the organ and the complexity of the operation, ranged from 18,000 to 215,000 euros. For example, a liver costs between $ 98,000 and $ 130,000, and a heart costs between $ 130,000 and $ 160,000.

"The market for transplantation and pharmaceuticals is a market with a turnover of billions of euros." Richard Fuchs, Science Writer.

60% of people with presumed brain death can regain consciousness.

• O. McKinley's parents were informed that brain death had occurred and they decided to donate his organs. But the 13-year-old boy suddenly moved his arm and then his legs. A brain-dead boy wakes up from a coma.

• Also Angela Libi, diagnosed with brain death, came out of a coma and recovered. She also felt the nurses' touch as they punctured her with a needle and drilled a cannula hole in her throat. She heard others talk about her, heard doctors who seemed very convincing, claiming that her brain was dead, and urged her husband to take care of her burial. But she was still alive!

• Colin Burns regained consciousness even during the operation to remove her organs. Doctors wrongly pronounced her dead with "irreversible brain damage."

• Also 56-year-old Gloria Cruz was completely cured of brain death. Her husband delayed disconnecting her from her life support devices.

• Former husband of Rosemary Körner regained consciousness after being diagnosed with brain death. He called all the doctors dumb because they shoved him into the fridge in the basement. Then other doctors fussy pulled him out, and one doctor cut his throat. Without anesthesia and painkillers, he was operated on again. The head physician of the department confirmed his words as true. How can a dead person see what is happening to him? Why can a dead person feel pain?

• The doctor assures Karina's relatives that there is no hope for life for the girl, and almost in one breath asks if the family agrees to the removal of her organs for donation. But then suddenly Karina begins to breathe herself. Waking up from a coma, she lets her father know: "I live."

• Violetta's parents from Poland did not agree with the diagnosis of brain death and did not give permission for the removal of her organs. Violetta came to her senses and recovered; she is now married.