I really thought I was dead. After a brief moment, I remember suddenly feeling that an intense white light was bursting from within me, moving outward. It was as if single white laser beams were shining out from each and every pore of my skin. Later I remember interpreting the experience in terms of my fear of, and struggle with, my image of my own death. But while it was going on, I was more afraid than I can ever remember having been.
Eyes are wide and bright.
Blood pressure and heart rate are increased. Nausea and possibly vomiting. These affects usually wear off in about three to six hours. These effects have not yet been researched extensively. Neurotransmitters are a class of molecules that facilitate the transmissions of nerve impulses.