Voodoo Death, also known as psychogenic death or psychosomatic death, is a sudden death caused by an emotional shock. It was first coined by Walter Cannon in 1942. Cannon first described the phenomenon as “an abnormality in which sudden death occurs as a result of mental or emotional shock.”
People who have experienced voodoo death have experienced a wide range of symptoms. For example, the person might be delirious, and may refuse all food and water. In extreme cases, the victim may experience a heart failure and ultimately die. These cases are much more difficult to identify, though.
One form of voodoo death involves the pointing of a bone. This method is practiced by witch doctors and is thought to cause death by disturbing the victim’s spirit. Many cases of voodoo death have been documented. According to Herbert Benson and Herbert Basedow, pointing the bone is one of the most common methods of voodoo death.
Cannon’s research on voodoo death drew upon interviews and case reports to come up with a comprehensive picture of the phenomenon. While the book is not exhaustive, it offers some compelling evidence that these deaths are real. Regardless of whether the voodoo death is an imaginary practice or a real one, these deaths are often caused by high levels of emotional stress.
Voodoo Death spells are extremely dangerous and require years of practice to make a successful spell. Whether or not you choose to cast one, be sure to follow the rules outlined in this article. As with any ritual or practice, mistakes can have devastating effects. Remember to follow all instructions and procedures, otherwise, it will not work.
A traditional death spell feeds on the weaker sides of a target’s personality to eventually deprive them of their life. Generally, the results of casting a death spell on a risk-taker or an outright fear-taker will make them more adventurous. And the opposite is true if a spell is cast on an innocent person.
When casting a voodoo death spell, be sure to work with a spell caster with extensive training and experience. It is a dangerous spell that affects both the target and the person’s family. However, if you are careful and use a reputable spell caster, you can be sure that the voodoo death spell will work for you.
Voodoo has been around for centuries, but it does not have any scientific basis. However, modern research is starting to show that there is a connection between mind and body. It’s no longer limited to exotic cultures or foreign people. The effects of excessive exposure to adrenaline-like nerve chemicals can cause illness and vascular collapse.
