The Death Process

The death process involves the gradual decline of vital bodily functions, leading to the end of life. It begins when the heart and lungs slow down and eventually stop, cutting off oxygen and nutrient supply to organs. The brain’s activity ceases, and other systems begin failing. This process can occur suddenly or over time, influenced by health, age, or illness. Ultimately, death is the irreversible cessation of all biological functions that sustain a living organism, marking the end of physical existence.