Can a Heart Transplant Change Your Personality?

Until recently, the medical field has always assumed that a heart transplant would have minimal impact on the recipient's behaviors and personality...

However, recently we have found evidence stating otherwise.

A heart transplant is an awesome gift of life, where the tragedy of one person is needed for another to triumph. But the transplanted heart may have the last laugh so to speak, by hijacking the life of its recipient.

That could mean a new interest in sports, or in music, or a romantic partner. The heart may avenge its murderer, or compel its host to kill, yet again.

Whatever the case may be, we can gain a new appreciation for our physiology -- the strong electromagnetic influence that arise from within us, and the field-like interactions between heart and mind.

The emotional state that we allow to resonate inside of us imprints on heart, and dictates the quality of the energy that we broadcast – determining our opportunities and success with others in so many imperceptible ways.

[naomisade]

My brother was an organ donor and we have met five recipients and they all experienced cellular memory. His kidney recipient was a Pepsi drinker before transplant and after transplant switched to Coca-Cola. His heart recipient is now part of our family and visits us often. My brother lives on ❤ His donations helped over 50 people in 5 counties!

[imanamatullah]

I definitely think there is a sublime intelligence about the nature of the heart that we may never fully comprehend. One of the most amazing feelings is the sweet, magnetic, warm feeling that happens when I hold my baby boy next to my heart. It is a blissful experience, ma shah Allah!

[videogiaitri]

That must explain why, even if they volunteered, murderers are unable to donate hearts?

[Coco-blzg]

This makes me want to donate my own heart. I'm imagining the person getting my heart all of a sudden becoming really into music, cats, and the color pink! Those are all things that I love. I have a very strong and healthy heart so I think I would make a great donor. When I die I don't want my whole body to just go to waist. In fact, I would donate all of my organs. There is really no reason not to in my opinion. I would like to give someone the gift of life and hope one day. :)

[osamamoustafa]

Indeed, it was mentioned in the Quran 1400 years ago: “So have they not traveled through the earth and have hearts by which to reason and ears by which to hear? For indeed, it is not eyes that are blinded, but blinded are the hearts which are within the chest” (chapter 22, verse 46)

[spencerhulme]

Trauma will change your personally the pain and distress - nothing beats a support plan of action - for the aftercare.

[syedfarrukhhassan]

“(They say): “Our Lord! Let not our hearts deviate (from the truth) after You have guided us, and grant us mercy from You. Truly, You are the Bestower.”
[Quran 3:8]

[peshpeshabdulla]

This video justifece what prophit Muhammad said (( There is in the body a clump of flesh - if it becomes good, the whole body becomes good and if it becomes bad, the whole body becomes bad. And indeed it is the heart.))

[mohammadalaaelghamry]

Thank you Dr. James, that was of huge benefit to me.

[khaleefax]

*They just transplanted a pig's heart into a man - lets see what kinda personality changes occur.*

[carlpace]

No... i had one in 2016... i have never had a rejection never been sick and never experienced a personality change. Thsnk you god!

[flitraderscircle]

A movie suggestion for a detailed overview of a heart transplant effect " The Marked Heart".

Also I'd like to add my own thoughts on heart transplant. I believe it's the heart hold our emotions and habits, the heart is connected to the brain by neurological impulses and therefore communicates with the body on how to feel, and react. If user now holds the same heart of another person, automatically the neurons will communicate with the brain and the body to tell what the heart likes, and what the habits are from the previous user.
Now if this is so, the dreams, the habits, the emotions, the attractions are all unique to the previous user of the same heart. The current user now loses apart of their thoughts, their Attractions and ultimately their habits.
A heart transplant is a very twisted operation due to the fact we're now accessing a whole new world by merging two body into one, by using just one organ, that basically communicate exactly what the previous user likes.


It's like we could easily find Mona Lisa in Christiano Ronaldo if they did a heart transplant.

Two completely different souls merge as one.

Only if we could maintain these organs and successfully transfer these hearts on a continuous basis, we could all relive and eventually live longer.

Phenomenal work by scientists, but I think we're going against god's work.

[Emily-oksh]

I DON'T agree being a heart recipient allow me to speak from experience. I am the same person I was before

[pierwarehouse-drzz]

the heart is the seat of the soul and is much more active than a brain.

[praytraveleat]

The recipient would need to go through deliverance because this is also a spiritual matter.

[gameskingdom]

I had a heart transplant 3 months ago, I don't have anything changed nor different personality. It is just a muscle

[wileyjoshua]

Jesus appeared to a lady desperately awaiting a heart transplant. He specifically told her "you don't want a heart transplant" This was bone chilling because when He speaks like that YOU REALLY DONT. It sounds like it also has eternal consequences. It is like losing your true essence FOREVER and frankensteining in someone else's. It sounds like a total mess and a complete nightmare that isnt worth it for a few extra years.

[armadillotoe]

I haven't had a heart transplant yet, but this sounds like BS to me. I am not yet on the list, but I am researching heart transplants to decide if I want one.

[velierengogebakan]

Yes, it is said exactly like that in the Quran. The Quran says that the heart is the main thinking organ. It is the organ of knowing friend and foe. The organ that allowed Aristotle to say the words "I think, therefore I am".

[romangul]

Really Thankful to Dr. James. It has increased belief in Islam.