Hundreds of thousands of people die every day in the world. Most of them die due to diseases, heart attacks, accidents and even wars.
Of course, every death is painful, but some of them are also a very painful experience in their last moments. According to scientists, the most painful types of death are as follows:
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- Burn
- Radiation poisoning
- Eaten by insects
- Decompression disease
Burn
The burning that people have been subjected to heavy torture for minutes has been used as a method of punishing criminals of some societies in history. When the entire skin burns, fire burns muscles and fats and causes them to shrink. When there is nothing left to protect the organs, the organs either boil or start to decay. The whole process is terriblely painful. It is thought that the victims lost their consciousness and then died.
Radiation poisoning
A large dose of radiation creates a pain similar to the burning of the body from the inside. The internal organs are burned gradually and remain dysfunctional. Radiation destroys the cells faster than the body’s renewing itself, and at the end of the decades of victims, in great pain, died of organ failure.
Eaten by insects
In this death, which is used as a method of torture in history, the victim can not move and thrown into the insects. The screams of the victims, whose entire body is divided into small pieces with tiny bites, lasts for hours. Unfortunately, there is nothing the victim can do, and death is inevitable. It is known that this execution method was applied in the ancient Persian Empire.
Decompression disease
This problem experienced by deep sea divers occurs if a rapid transition from the high -pressure environment to the low pressure environment. Since the internal organs of the divers are not accustomed to low pressure, the cells explode and the diver experiences great pain when they eat. Those who are lucky can get rid of crippled, but others may face a death in pain. Every year, hundreds of people in the world die due to their emphasis during the diving.
