What happens to your body when you die

 

Most people wonder what happens to their hair and nail after death, does your hair and nails still grow by itself or does it just stop right after death? There was a conspiracy saying that human nails and hair still do grow after death, while others say they eventually stop growing after death, What is the answer to this situation?

Well the answer is easy, No, human hair and nails don't continue to grow after death, As you die, your body dehydrates, This causes the skin and organs to shrink in size "remember your body is made out of 70% of water" but not the hair and nails, this gives the appearance of growth, but it's really the skin being pulled back, the reason the hair and nails don't shrink is because while the rest of the body does, it's already dead, the only part of hair that is alive is the follicle "a small spherical group of cells" and when that dies, you go bald over times as your hair falls out, And since because your hair grows do to protein and oil, there isn't any living cells to carry out this function so it would just be long gone, Hairs and nails don't shrink during funeral time is because they used some moisturizing cream on their body and hair, this stops it from shrinking, And if they didn’t then your hair would have fallen out and you would go bald,

When the researcher first heard about this situation about hair and nails still growing after death, he was in shock, and he was like no way your hair and nails still grow after death, he just had to research about the topic and find answers to this, When he did found out that the answer was no, he was like ok this is a better understanding, How can your hair and nails still grow when your body is already shut down? I am glad that I found the answer to this. Now I know the truth.

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