7 most insane experiment in the World

1. Demikhov (Two Headed Dog Transplant) 

In 1954, Soviet surgeon Vladimir Demikhov, revealing to the world's greatest works.Two-headed dog. Puppy heads were grafted into adult German shepherd dog collar. 
The second head will get the rest of the milk, do not even have food because the milk flowing down the neck of sambungna esophagus.

Although both animals soon die eventually because of tissue rejection, that did not stop Demikhov to create more than 19 two-headed dog again for 15 years thereafter. 


2. Stubbins Ffirth (Yellow Fever Vomit-Drinking Doctor)

During the 1800s, a physician in Philadelphia, Stubbins Ffirth, formed the hypothesis that yellow fever is not contagious disease, and continued his hypothesis by conducting experiments on himself. 
Initially infected blood he poured into an open wound and then try to drink the blood of the infected. 
He did not fall ill, but it is not because yellow fever is not contagious because it is later found that the transmission must be through direct injection into the bloodstream, usually through a bite or a mosquito. 


3. Josef Mengele (Angel of Death)

Joseph Mengele became famous for being one of the SS physicians who supervised the selection of prisoners who come, to determine who should be killed and who is the slave laborers, and to conduct human experiments in the prison camp, Mengele people know as the "Angel of Death". 
At Auschwitz, Mengele did a number of studies in twins. After the experiment is completed, the twins usually murdered and their bodies dissected. 
He oversaw an operation in which two Gypsy children sewn together to create conjoined twins, the hands of the children became very infected where the veins they have been damaged. Mengele was fanatical with the blood of twins, especially identical twins. He reportedly took their blood to death. 
Auschwitz prisoner Alex Dekel said: 
"I could never accept the fact that Mengele himself believed he was doing serious work, not from the way he was less careful about it. He just runs his rule. Mengele ran a butcher shop and perform major surgery without anesthetic. " 
"Once upon a time, I witnessed a stomach operation, Mengele was removing pieces from the stomach, but without any anesthetic. At other times, part of the liver removed, again, without anesthesia. It was horrible. Mengele was a doctor who became mad because he was given the power. " 
"No one ever asked him why did this one die? Why is that one does not die? The patients did not count. He admitted to what he did in the name of science, but it is part of the madness." 


4. Johann Conrad Dippel (original Frankenstein)

Johann Conrad Dippel was born and raised in the castle Frankenstein, in 1673 at a site near Darmstadt, Germany. He is said to be the original form of Mary Shelley's novel "Frankenstein", though the idea remains controversial. 
Having studied theology, philosophy and alchemy, he created an animal oil made ​​of bones, blood and various other animal products, known as Dippel's Oil which is expected to be the equivalent of the alchemist's dream of the "elixir of life". 
It is said that some of his part in the various parts of the body including boil in large vats to make some sort of crazy concoctions. 
Dippel is known as the inventor of synthetic chemicals called Prussian Blue. He claimed to have created a fluid eternal life. Reportedly, the experiment was inspired by the character yangs match the name of the castle where he was born, Franskenstein. 


5. Giovanni Aldini (Experimental Electric On Bodies)

Aldini was the nephew of Luigi Galvani. Uncle invented the concept of galvanism, when experimenting with electrical currents on frog legs. Aldini try to continue the experiment further. Aldini conducted experiments on corpses. 
In front of many people, he conducted experiments on prisoners who were hanged, George Forster. He applied conductor electrically conductive rod in the rectum, until the prisoner began punching the air, and his legs began to kick and jerk. 
Rod be applicable on the corpse's face makes a fist and shaking. His left eye open. Some people present and fear the corpse back to life, and if it is true then he should be back executable. 
One of the audience was so scared, and shortly after leaving the area, he reportedly died.


6. Sergei Bruyukhonenko (The Dog Decapitator)

Long before Vladimir Demikhov, Bruyukhonenko mad experiments on dogs led to the development of open-heart procedures. He developed a crude machine called autojektor (machine heart and lungs). 
By using this primitive machine, Bryukhonenko keep a dog's head alive. In 1928, he demonstrated one of the head in front of an audience. 
To prove it was real, he was banging a hammer on the table. Head was snapped. When the dog's eyes by the light, his eyes flashing. 
And when fed a piece of cheese, the rest is soon out of the esophagus, which makes a lot of the audience mesmerized, but also disgusted and unhappy. 


7. Andrew Ure (Butcher Scotland)

Andrew Ure, despite many accomplishments as a Scottish doctor, he is more known for four experiments conducted on Matthew Clydesdale on November 4, 1818. 
The first experiment involved an incision in the neck. Part of the vertebra is removed. An incision is then made ​​in the left hip. Then the pieces are made ​​in the heel. 
Two rods are connected to the battery is placed in the neck and hips, which causes uncontrollable seizures. 
The second rod is then placed in the heel, where the left leg kicked with such force, that it almost made ​​collapse assistant. The second experiment made ​​the diaphragm of Forster chest up and down, as if he was breathing again.

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