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Scientists' statistical records show that at least 70 organ transplants have similar personalities to organ donors after surgery. Gary Shivaz, a well-known psychology professor at the University of Arizona, believes that all major organs of the human body have some kind of hidden function of "cell memory".

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According to the British "Daily Mail" and "Daily Star" reported that in 1988, former American ballet dancer Claire Sylvia underwent a heart and lung transplant at the age of 47. However, since her heart and lung transplantation, she has become very impulsive and aggressive, and she loves beer and KFC chicken nuggets that she did not like. Due to such a huge change in her personality, Sylvia decided to investigate. She did not know whether she was crazy or whether she had inherited the memory of the heart and lung donor. After a hard search, Sylvia discovered that her heart and lung donor was named

On March 18-19, 2006, an American scientist named Gary Schwartz announced his latest research results at the Eicons Of The Field conference in London, England: People who have undergone heart organ transplantation also inherited organs Many qualities of a donor. Professor Schwartz provided more than 70 cases to support his research results. We will only cite a few representative cases.

Organ memory case one

The organ donor was an 18-year-old boy who died in a motorcycle accident. His name was Paul. The recipient was an 18-year-old girl named Danny who was diagnosed with endocarditis and heart disease. Incredibly, there seems to be a mysterious connection between Paul and Danny. Paul's father, a psychiatrist donor, said: "My son often writes poems. We only cleaned his room more than a year after his death. We found a collection of poems that he never showed us . And we never talked to people. It is a book that shocks us emotionally and spiritually. This book tells what he saw at the moment of death. My son is still a musician, We found a song called "Danny, my heart is yours". The idea of the lyrics was to write that my son felt his death in advance, and donated the heart to a man named Danny. My son was 12 years old He decided to donate his organ. When we saw the girl who received the organ transplant, we were too surprised. We didn't know, really, we didn't know the feeling, we just didn't know Danny. "

"When they showed me a picture of their son, I immediately realized it was him. I could recognize him anywhere. He was on me. I knew he was on me." He loves me. He will always be my lover, maybe somewhere else. How did he know that he would die a few years ago, and then gave me his heart? How did he know that my name was Danny Yes? I have never played an instrument before, but after transplanting my heart, I started to like music. I feel that music is in my heart. My heart is dancing with it. I told my mom that I would take a guitar lesson, that s The instrument that Paul used to play. His song is in my heart. I can feel it for many nights as if Paul was singing to me softly. "

Danny s father also talked about the changes after his daughter s surgery: My daughter, a man who crawled out of hell, was once very lively, but now she is quiet. I think it s due to her illness, but she Feeling more, not less, power. She said she wanted to play instruments and sing. When she wrote her first song, she sang that her heart was like her lover's, hers The lover saved her life. "

Organ memory case 2

The organ donor was a 16-month-old baby boy, Jerry, who died of suffocation by falling into a bathtub at home. The recipient was a 7-month-old boy with severe heart disease called Carter.

The mother of a donor, a physician, said what she felt when she saw Carter: "It's important that I can not only hear Jerry's heart beat, I can feel him with me. When Carter first saw me When he ran to me, he used his nose to poke around my nose. And this is exactly what Jerry likes to do with us. Carter has been transplanting Jerry's heart for five years, but Carter's eyes and Jerry's Exactly the same. When he hugs me, I can feel that this is my son. I mean I can feel him, not just symbolically. He is there. I know people will say that I need to believe My son's soul is still alive in this world, maybe I need it. But I did feel the presence of Jerry. My husband and father felt it too. I swear, you can also ask my mother, the words Carter uses and Jerry is exactly the same. We stayed with the Carter family that night. Carter came into our room in the middle of the night, hoping to sleep with us. He curled up on me like Jerry once did Between my husband and we could not help but begin to weep .Carter told us not to cry because Jerry said everything is fine. "

Carter's mother also confirmed this change: "I saw Carter running towards her (Jerry's mother). He never did. Because he was a very, very shy child, but he ran to her as if he was a baby He was used to running towards me. When he whispered, "Everything is good, mom," my heart broke. He called her mom, or Jerry was talking. Another thing confirmed our hunch. When we talked to Jerry's mother, we learned that Jerry had mild spasms in the left half of the brain, and Carter had a similar problem. He had never had it in early childhood, but only after organ transplant surgery. Also One thing. Once we went to church together, Carter never met Jerry's father. When Carter entered the church, he let go of my hand and ran directly to Jerry's father who was standing in a group. He climbed up to him Thigh, began to hug him, and said "dad", we were taken aback. How did Carter know him, why did he call him "dad"? ------ When I asked him why he did it, he said it was not him made, It was Jerry, and he just followed Jerry. "

Organ memory case three

Before a ballet dancer in the United States received a heart-lung transplant in 1988, he paid great attention to dietary health, but the first thing after leaving the hospital was to rush to eat KFC fried chicken. She also found that her personality had changed dramatically, from being calm and conservative to being impulsive. After tracing hard, she finally found out that the donor turned out to be an 18-year-old young man who died of a motorcycle accident. He had an impulsive personality and liked to eat KFC fried chicken.

Organ memory case 4

A 56-year-old university professor in the United States often starts having similar dreams after performing a heart transplant. He saw a beam of light on his right face, his face getting hotter. Yes, like it's burning. Before that, he thought he might have seen Jesus faintly. It was the only thing different from his previous life. Later investigation revealed that the donor was a 34-year-old police officer who was hit on the right face when arresting the drug criminal. That beam of light was the last terrible thing he saw. The poisoner, with long hair and a beard, looked very quiet. In a way, he looked a bit like Jesus.

To many people, the above case is magical enough. However, after researching the above cases, Professor Gary Schwartz believes that all the main organs of the human body have some kind of "cellular memory" function, which can transfer the memory to others with the organ. Studies have confirmed that at least 10% of people have undergone major heart, lung, liver, kidney and other organ transplants, and their temperament has changed dramatically, and they have inherited the donor s personality, talents, and even memory. Now we can say with certainty that some people will definitely have certain memories after organ transplants, although what we can't know for sure is: under what circumstances will such memories exist? What kind of organ transplant surgery produces 100% memory? Also, how and how long will this memory affect the lives of people undergoing organ transplants? What are its sequelae? And these have to be explored.