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The journey from hypothermia to cryonics: latest body preservation technique

Author:

Dr. Ashfaqul Hassan and Dr. Shifan Khandey

Subject Area:

Health Sciences

Abstract:

The art of preservation of bodies is very old dating back to centuries. But in recent times the motive for Preserving the human bodies has Changed. Advancements in Science and Technology combined with advancements in Biotechnology and Nanotachnology have been combined in the Latest Techniques of Cryopreservation of human bodies referred to as Cryonics The art of Preservation of Dead Bodies has progressed to preservation of bodies by freezing or cryopreserving. The Purpose is basically to preserve life. It can be used to freeze bodies for times until the time the cure for their cause of death is available. Advanced nanorobots will keep all human body cells in perfect repair, preventing disease Lately the Cryopreservation techniques are being adapted with the purpose of preserving people’s bodies after death in hope that in the future, medicine will be able to revive them.

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