The 7 Worst Ways to Die: This is Definitely Not How You Want to Go

Death is a universal fear. Most people worry about the suffering before the end. Here are the most extreme and painful ways to die - according to psychology:

1. Elevator Free Fall
The fall from an elevator results in severe bone fractures and internal injuries. The victim can perceive the chaos in their body before dying.

2. Sleep Deprivation
Prolonged sleep deprivation increases blood pressure, causes delirium and a nervous breakdown, and leads to great suffering.

3. Starvation to Death
Without energy, the body begins to destroy itself, leading to organ failure and a collapse of the immune system.

4. Burned Alive
The pain of burning is unbearable as skin and organs are destroyed before death.

5. Dehydration
Lack of water damages the organs and leads to confusion, delirium, and body failure, resulting in a slow death.

6. Adrift at Sea
The isolation at sea, without food and water, turns every moment into a desperate struggle for survival.

7. Flaying
Flaying, an ancient method of torture, led to death through blood loss, infection, or shock.

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