The Effects of Interference on Weight Loss

The beam at the end of 18 minutes of doubt was placed again with the end in slight contact with the upper bar and washed for 40 minutes, but no further loss took place. This revealed that the patient was not only really dead but really most sincerely dead. The evidence they had was that he lost 14.2 grams of weight at the approximate moment of death and 45.8 grams by 18 minutes after the estimated time of death. In the fourth case, a woman dying of diabetic coma, unfortunately, our scales were not finally adjusted,. There was a good deal of interference by people opposed to our work.