Death is a complex life process, involving the dysfunction and failure of many organs and systems. When the vital signs of the body completely disappear, people are considered dead. Although many people will have the phenomenon of heartbeat apnea in the state of clinical death, in most cases, this does not mean death. In this case, timely cardiopulmonary resuscitation or other emergency measures can restore heartbeat and breathing and pull people back from the brink of death. In this case, although the human body has experienced a state of clinical death, it has not really died.
Some religions and mystics believe that human beings can come back from the dead. For example, the Bible records that Jesus Christ rose on the third day after his death. However, these claims are not supported by scientific evidence. At present, scientists have not found a way to revive human beings after death, because the harm of death to the body is irreversible. Even in animal experiments, there is no way to revive dead animals.
In a word, the legend of human resurrection from the dead is just a fairy tale, lacking scientific evidence. Humans should cherish life, maintain a healthy lifestyle, prevent diseases, and pursue the goal of health and longevity.