BIZARRE: Research Reveals Organ Transplant Patients Are Inheriting Donor’s Memories

New research has revealed organ transplant recipients have reported bizarre changes in their personalities, memories, and tastes after receiving an organ transplant.

The phenomenon mostly occurs in heart transplant recipients, but those who have received lungs, kidneys, and even faces have also reported changes in their memories, food preferences, and even music choices.

The Daily Mail reported that a boy who did not know how his organ donor died became extremely afraid of water after receiving a heart from a 3-year-old girl who drowned in her family’s pool.

Another case revealed a professor who received a heart from a fallen police officer who was shot in the face started to see flashes, and his face would get very hot.

This phenomenon is real but unexplained:https://t.co/W6EwNaDRTC

— Dr. Heidi Klessig (@heidiklessigmd) December 12, 2024

Study says that organ recipients are inheriting donors’ memories and personalities

New fear unlocked: getting a heart transplant and waking up with someone else’s Spotify Wrapped pic.twitter.com/GULTOqyoPM

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Here’s what The Daily Mail reported:

People receiving organ transplants have reported strange changes in their emotions, tastes, and memories.

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This phenomenon is most common in heart recipients, but those who received kidneys, lungs, and even faces have also noticed changes to their food preferences, music choices, and even sexual orientation.

For some patients, their new hobbies and preferences mirror those of their donors, which has led experts to question if recipients are also receiving their donors’ memories.

In a review published earlier this year, researchers pointed to one case study in which a nine-year-old boy received a heart from a three-year-old girl who drowned in her family’s pool.

Though the boy had no idea how his donor died, his mother reported that he became ‘deathly afraid of water.’

In another, a college professor who received a heart from a fallen police officer who was shot in the face started seeing ‘a flash of light’ right in front of his eyes.

He said: ‘My face gets real, real hot. It actually burns.’

Increasing research suggests this could be because the heart and brain are intrinsically linked, as the heart shares neurons and cells similar to the brain.

We think of our mind as only being located in the brain. I believe our mind is our ‘spirit’ which doesn’t just make up a part of us, but the whole of us. A sick mind is a sick spirit as a sick spirit is a sick mind. This reenforces my belief. https://t.co/vDB1BH9cIt

— Wayne B (@JustLoudEnough) December 12, 2024

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