Medico

   20 SCARIEST FACTS ABOUT DEATH  1. Within three days of the death, the enzymes that once digested your dinner begin to digest you. During the process of digestion, the stomach releases enzymes and acids that break down bigger molecules of food into smaller ones so they can be absorbed by the body as nutrients. The cells lining the inner walls of your intestines are said to release as much as two litres of HCl (hydrochloric acid). Since the acid is corrosive the intestines regularly secrete a thick coating of mucus. These secretions cease after you die. As the mucus becomes depleted the enzymes and the acids start eating through your intestinal tissues 2. The practice of burying the dead dates as far back as 300,000 years.  Burying the dead was part of the doctrine of Paleolithic religions and is believed to have started during the Middle Paleolithic as a religious practice. The earliest confirmed records of burial, however, date back as much as 100,000 years and were found in the Skh