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A freind of mine asked me a question that what will be the changes in weight after death.
I just replied it will increase. But I am afraid if my answer is incorrect and if its correct whats the reason?
This is Babu bhai, get scared
Last edited by babubhandari; 21-08-2007 at 11:01 PM.
I think it has to do with life energy; when the body is full of life, it has an energy field that extends out beyond the physical.have u experienced a sleeping baby is heavier than when its awake???
Bones and other parts can mineralize and maybe become heavier, but they would no longer be original biological material so you'd have to decide whether mineralized parts count. I have no qualifications though.
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21-08-2007, 10:56 PM
This is Babu bhai, get scared
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