A Look Inside Cryotherapy
There has been a great deal of talk about Cryogenics recently, with CryoTherapy becoming a health fad that uses liquid nitrogen to temporarily drop a person’s body temperature. However, some believe that using a similar technology could be the key to immortality. For several years, a non-profit company in Scottsdale, Arizona is trying to stop people from dying using Cryo technology. Max More the president and CEO of The Alcor Life Extension Foundation, is trying to, “solve the problem of death.”
He and his team of scientists at The Alcore Foundation are studying and practicing cryogenics in order to extend the life of individuals by freezing them now in order to be unfrozen sometime later on in the future. Cryogenic technology uses extremely cold temperatures to place bodies in stasis, stopping the natural decay of organic material at the point just before legal death occurs.
Freezing one’s body before death and unfreezing sometime in the future to utilize future expertise that may be able to extend their life is a way of waiting for the technology to progress to the point in which death may not be inevitable. While the subject may seem controversial, Max states that his business is not about being afraid of or avoiding death, but rather pursuing life.
Max believes that the future may hold endless possibilities for the human mind to remain alive, even the prospect of growing beyond the need for one body and essentially downloading our consciousness into various bodies. Only the future knows if people could be revived and brought back to a state of life, but that hasn’t stopped the 149 individuals now in cryo-preservation in the pursuit of life in the future.
Home Town Roar For Gore
-
UN Mission Aircraft Taken by Militants After Technical Issue In a concerning development, the al-Qaeda-affiliated group al-Shabab has reportedly...
-
Jackson Pierce Arrested for Second-Degree Murder and Tampering with Evidence in St. Peters Homicide Case The St. Peters Police...
-
As scrutiny intensifies, Fujitsu faces repercussions for its role in the Post Office scandal. The UK government has issued...
-
The Trump campaign is optimistic about winning the Iowa caucuses, anticipating a significant margin as a litmus test. A...
-
Parker Solar Probe to achieve record-breaking proximity to the sun, providing unprecedented insights into solar processes. Since its launch...
-
Pakistan’s Election Commission rejects Imran Khan’s Nominations Pakistan’s Election Commission has rejected former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s nomination to...
-
Residents Urged to Evacuate as Japan Faces Significant Tsunami Threat Following Powerful Quake In the wake of a powerful...
-
Experts to Reveal Latest Assessment of Global Threats The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a nonprofit organization founded in...
-
President Biden takes action in response to attack on U.S. service members Early Christmas morning, three U.S. service members...
-
Neal Brij Sidhwaney Faces Potential Prison Sentence for Voiced Threats Against Unnamed Supreme Court Justice. Neal Brij Sidhwaney, a...
-
Silver Sedan Hits Secret Service Vehicle in Wilmington Incident; President and First Lady Safely Evacuated. President Joe Biden and...
-
Summit Focuses on Aid for Ukraine as Internal Divisions Threaten Unified Action European heads of state are set to...