Want To Live Again? German Firm Offers To Freeze Your Body For Rs 2 Crore And Revive You Later The firm is offering cryopreservation for Rs 1.74 Cr, aiming to preserve clients after death in hopes that future medicine could one day revive them.
World News Aug 02, 2025 10:13 am IST The firm is offering a chance at a second life for the cost of a sports car. Berlin-based startup Tomorrow Bio is offering a futuristic service that preserves the human body after legal death, aiming to give people a second chance at life. For $200,000 (Rs 1.74 Crore), the company provides full-body cryopreservation by quickly cooling the body to extremely low temperatures, which helps prevent cellular damage and decay. Since timing is critical, Tomorrow Bio runs a 24/7 emergency standby team to begin the process immediately after legal death. The idea is that future medical advancements may one day be able to revive preserved individuals. So far, over 650 people have signed up for the service, placing their trust in science and the hope that death could eventually become reversible. According to the BBC, Tomorrow. Bio is Europe's first cryonics lab, with a mission to freeze patients after death and potentially bring them back to life, all for a cost of $200,000 (Rs 1.74 Crore). So far, the company has cryopreserved "three or four" people and five pets, with nearly 700 more already signed up. In 2025, they plan to expand operations to cover the entire US. The BBC reported that no one has ever been successfully revived following cryopreservation, and, even if they were, the potential result could be coming back to life severely brain damaged. That there is currently no proof that organisms with brain structures as complex as humans' can successfully be restored exposes the concept as "preposterous," says Clive Coen, professor of neuroscience at King's College London. He sees pronouncements that nanotechnology (carrying out elements of the process on a nanoscale) or connectomics (mapping the brain's neurons) will bridge the current gap between theoretical biology and reality as overpromises, too. "Once you go under zero degrees, you don't want to freeze the body; you want to cryopreserve it. Otherwise, you would have ice crystals everywhere, and the tissue would get destroyed," says Emil Kendziorra, Tomorrow. Bio’s co-founder and a former cancer researcher, whose firm works both in practical and research areas of cryonics. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx KR An intelligent racket minting money overnight? The vital cells are preserved and the whole-body lying-in NITRO liquid feezed for years being the dead body legally, without the ATMA AND THE MIND, if could be revived needs again LIFE TO ENTER AS A REBIRTH WHICH IS NEXT TO IMPOSSIBILITY AS SCIENCE HAD NOT FOUND THE LIFE YET. CLONED MODELS ARE NOT IN THE NEWS AT ALL AS FAILED TOTALLY. THE POTENCY OF CELL SURVIVAL AND PERIODS ARE NOT YET KNOWN FULLY. EVEN IF CELLS ARE FRESH, STILL IT CAN BE MULTIPLIED ONLY WHEN PLACED IN THE HUMAN MACHINE AND A BIRTH CANNOT BE Augmented. In such circumstances the preponderance of probabilities is remote for dying and coming back as the science world did not exclaim such a breakthrough. But we do have digital arrest fools to throw away the money! K Rajaram IRS 251125 -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CAL5XZor%2Bp1nHR5zz1KwoaDu8TfM%2BQwdrfN6SoAxsNNT32xV%3DCQ%40mail.gmail.com.
