Re: Cryogenics: Is Resurrection of the Dead Body possible ?

Paul Antonik Wakfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> Reply to a post on sci.life-extension, also copied to sci.cryonics and 
> the Cryonet list.
> 
> Robert McCarty wrote:
> 
> >  Cryo is a "permanent" cellular degradation by ice crystals..
> 
> You are completely misinformed. Even under the worst current procedures 
> all ice crystals form extra-cellularly. Cells are shrunken but not 
> ruptured. Under the best current procedures no ice crystals are formed 
> at all. The only damage is due to cyroprotectant toxicity. It is 
> currently not clear whether such damage is ultimately "fatal". Only time 
> and future medical advances will tell us that. In the meantime, work 
> continues to develop fully non-toxic cryoprotectants which still allow 
> no ice crystal formation. With funding of only $10 million per year it 
> is almost certain, IMO, that this could be accomplished within 5-10 
> years and that within 15-20 years fully reversible long-term human 
> suspended animation would be available for all who live in 
> technologically advanced countries and wish to have it. This would 
> accomplish an end to individual death from most non-accidental causes 
> since once in suspended animation one could wait as long as necessary 
> for the necessary medical advances to fix what put one there and also 
> for the life extension advances needed to rejuvenate one. In that sense 
> fully reversible long term human suspended animation would be like an 
> ambulance ride to the future.
> 
> 
> --Paul Wakfer
> 
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Every winter many plants and insects are frozen and revive in
spring..some frogs freeze in winter also and thaw in spring every year
naturally.....How else can the dead be resurrected ? May God Bless the
resurrection of the dead (*-*)