This is what really happens to your body in a crematorium, and it’s not pretty.

Cremation has gained popularity as a modern alternative to conventional funerals. According to a 2018 PFG Foundation study, 59% of French people prefer cremation over burial. This trend is also seen in other nations, where consumers are increasingly choosing a faster, more convenient, and, in some cases, more cost-effective method.

However, despite its popularity, few people understand what occurs during a cremation.

Demystifying the process with real information

Many of the issues concerning cremation remain unclear. Lauren, a former funeral home worker who is now a popular figure on social media platforms such as TikTok , has decided to speak out about the issue. With over 2.5 million followers, she has established herself as a reliable source for individuals looking for honest, unvarnished information about the dying process.

What actually happens to the body during cremation?

One of the most frequently asked questions among family members is, “How can I be certain that the ashes I receive truly belong to my loved one?”

Lauren responds clearly: when the body is transferred to the Crematory, a metal plate bearing a unique identification number is placed on it. This plate remains with the body during the cremation procedure. When finished, the ashes are packed in a bag with the appropriate identification, and a cremation certificate is produced with the person’s name and registration number.

This ensures the tracking and respect of human remains.

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