Cryonics Institute

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And the Cryonics Institute in Detroit.

Plus, there's a smaller operation in Russia.

A few thousand more are signed up to do so when they die.

Yeah.

And I would also suggest that, yeah, if people are interested in this, they should not only read about it carefully, but go visit the organizations like, you know, Alcor, Cryonics Institute in Michigan, Alcor's here in Arizona.

They both welcome people to do tours.

You can see how it works.

It, it was introduced when I was, uh, president of Alcor, and we started doing it then, and Alcor now has its own CT scanner.

Tomorrow Biostasis, the largest European cryonics organization, does it for every patient.

Cryonics Institute does not, and, and we've been sort of pushing them to do that, but they're sort of a lower budget operation, so it's more difficult for them to afford it.

But that's not-- Actually, CTs can also be useful done before the procedure, 'cause then that way you can identify surgical work.

Patients were placed

into large steel containers filled with liquid nitrogen at facilities run by organisations like Alkaline Life Extension Foundation or the Cryonics Institute.

Current success? There have been zero success with human arrivals.

But I think it's because they haven't tried yet because they know the technology is not there.

It's a couple weeks after this.

And also it's right beside where the Cryonics Institute is, which is a long-term freezing facility.

So that's kind of wrapped in there.

And then we're in the midst of figuring out where our international and American premieres are going to be.

A 14-year-old girl that goes by JS was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.

She wanted to be cryopreserved and said, JS passed in 2016 and was cryopreserved at the Cryonics Institute in Michigan, US.

Others want to spend more time with their family.

Victoria Stevens, a member of Cryonics UK, said, I enjoy living.

He said, Frozen after deanimation, whether you pass of old age, disease, or accident, you may be revived and rejuvenated by future technology.

If you make the arrangements right now.

In 1976, Professor Ettinger founded Cryonics Institute, which provides full body cryopreservation of humans, pets, DNA, and tissue storage.

Ettinger passed in 2011 and was placed in a cryostat, a chamber that maintains very low temperatures, at Cryonics Institute in hopes of being revived in the His mother and his first and second wives also reside in the same chamber.