2-4 minutes
Your Brain will function for at least 6 to 7 minutes after your heart has stopped.
If the brain stops sending signals to the heart, the heart would not receive instructions to beat, leading to cardiac arrest and ultimately stopping blood flow to the body's organs. This lack of circulation can result in organ damage and ultimately death if not promptly treated.
People can live for minutes after their heart stops. The risks of severe and permanent brain and tissue damage increase the longer the heart remains stopped, but it can be successfully retsarted if the right treatment is used.
It is roughly around 3 minutes and it depends on the person (i.e. baby, adult...etc.). Brain damage is irreversible no matter how long you are without oxygen. Once brain damage begins you can never regain those cells that have died.
When the brain stops functioning, vital bodily functions controlled by the brain cease, leading to irreversible damage. The brain requires a constant supply of oxygen and nutrients, which are delivered through blood flow controlled by the heart. Despite the heart continuing to beat, without brain function, the body cannot sustain life.
No, the heart is critical for shuttling oxygen and nutrients to the body tissues and clinically, death occurs when the brain is dead, i.e. no more electrical activity. Both are considered vital organs.
A heart attack.
it stops the blood flow to your brain either killing you or giving you serious brain damage
the fumes from toxic chemicals can kill you fast (heart stops, suffocation accidents) or slowly (brain damage). they can also cause permanent injuries such as nerve or kidney damage, permanent paralysis or shaking, brain damage and loss of bladder control (AKA YOUR URINATING PROCESSER)
If a person's heart stops beating - and nothing is done to try to restart it - they will suffer irreparable brain damage - and possibly death.
AnswerYes. Your brain controls everything, including the heart, so if the brain stops, then you will forget how to breath.AnswerIf your brain completely stops functions, your heart will stop.However, in many cases the higher functions of the brain fail while the basic housekeeping functions continue to work. In that case you may be in a vegetative state, unable to think or recognize your surroundings, but your brain still tells your heart to beat and your lungs to breath.Comment on my new answerOh yeah, I agree.