Lack of objectivity

This book is not really what I expected. It contains a series of anecdotes, but no complete evidence on NDE. It is not based only on facts because in the second half of the book I will say, the reader addresses the chapters in which the author expresses his personal beliefs and esoteric beliefs, unfounded, and that it presents as realities! Part of this book is not written as a doctor, and it ends up leaving in all directions ...

I am very open on the question of the existence of an afterlife, but staying focused on what turned out, on evidence and research or credible assumptions. And not escaping me towards various doctrines relating to spiritualism and practices, reincarnation, beliefs with owning a "astral" body, etc ... the risk of being abused.

Too bad, because the first chapters are serious and include medical, scientific about the coma or the state of clinical death and its definitions constantly changing.

I put 2 and a half stars.