I've heard that heart transplant recipients can have a partly changed personality. It's strange b/c they dont know what has happened to them until they find out about their donor and discover that he/she has in interest and the recipient has taken on this personality. These are major changes in some cases, like a man unable to read or write, who gets a heart transplant, and now can even write poetry. The donor was a poet.
I think it's interesting how this happens, and also how it's been discovered that out hearts have kind of 'brain cells' and memory cells, which react faster than even our brain.
Anyway, if anyone knows much about it, share your thoughts?Heart transplant causes personality changes?
Yes, It happens!
There have been many reported cases where people who have had heart transplants take on characteristics of the deceased donor.
One man could even suddenly play music, he had no idea why, then he met the parents of the deceased and found out their son was a musician.
I dont get it, it is certainly above and beyond anything I can comprehend, but I think it proves to us that, we do not know everything and that there are things greater than we realise and beyond our control.Heart transplant causes personality changes?
That's weird.. It makes me think un-science-y thoughts like the heart and soul are connected somehow..
parts of your body have hormones that affect your brain. the new heart may carry hormones from the donor, transferring it to the recepient..hence personality changes.
Yeah I know what you mean.
But hey, if you wanna get into a spiritual thing, the bible says the Soul is in the blood, and well the heart is pretty much the factory for it so I wouldn't be surprised.
i don't see how that is possible since your personality in said to be in the the front part of your brain interesting topic though but if it were true would u stop loving' ur husband if u were married b4... scary thought ignore it plz
i dont think so ...........
but may some thing effects emotionaly.....
that's pretty cool...can u prove it?
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