CRYONICS AMERICA
We provide cryonics services including full-body cryopreservation,
DNA and Tissue Storage, Pet Suspensions and more at our cryonics facility in Miami, FL.
We provide cryonics services including full-body cryopreservation,
DNA and Tissue Storage, Pet Suspensions and more at our cryonics facility in Miami, FL.
At Cryonics America, we offer cryopreservation services, where individuals and pets can be suspended at extremely low temperatures, commonly referred to as cryonics. Our state-of-the-art cryonics facility, located in Miami, FL, ensures long-term storage and security for our members. Specializing in comprehensive cryopreservation, we focus on preserving entire bodies, DNA, and tissues. Additionally, we actively engage in cryonics outreach and public education to share knowledge about the advanced scientific endeavors we are involved in. Our members have the unique opportunity to be preserved at cryogenic temperatures, with the hope that future advancements in medical technology may one day enable their revival and complete restoration to health.
Cryonics is an effort to save lives by using temperatures so cold that a person beyond help by today’s medicine might be preserved for decades or centuries until a future medical technology can restore that person to full health. Cryonics is a second chance at life. It is the reasoned belief in the advancement of future medicinal technologies being able to cure things we can’t today.
Cryonics America was built for the sole purpose of providing the United States community the possibility of extending their lives through cryopreservation. It is imperative that the person be frozen as quickly as possible after death as to delay any body decay, and relocation after death can take several hours or even close to a day.
This greatly adds complications to the cryonics procedure, and so for U.S. residents, choosing Cryonics America is the best shot at a successful Cryogenic Preservation. We aim to provide the most advanced medical technologies and cryopreservation methods in order to ensure the highest chances of success.
Many biological specimens, including whole insects, many types of human tissue including brain tissue, and human embryos have been cryogenically preserved, stored at liquid nitrogen temperature where all decay ceases, and revived. This leads scientists to believe that the same can be done with whole human bodies, and that any minimal harm can be reversed with future advancements in medicine.
Neurosurgeons often cool patients’ bodies so they can operate on aneurysms without damaging or rupturing the nearby blood vessels. Human embryos that are frozen in fertility clinics, defrosted, and implanted in a mother’s uterus grow into perfectly normal human beings. This method isn’t new or groundbreaking- successful cryopreservation of human embryos was first reported in 1983 by Trounson and Mohr with multicellular embryos that had been slow-cooled using dimethyl sulphoxide (DMSO).
And just in Feb. of 2016, there was a cryonics breakthrough when for the first time, scientists vitrified a rabbit’s brain and, after warming it back up, showed that it was in near perfect condition. This was the first time a cryopreservation was provably able to protect everything associated with learning and memory.
