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Once we are able to viably freeze and thaw living organs and whole animals, without damage or injury, we will be able to plan for the targeted freezing and thawing of living humans display food for purposes of extended survival. A technology that has come from the frozen sushi industry in Japan is being studied for possible application to living animals and human organs such as hearts, livers, lungs, and kidneys. A technology used to freeze sushi is solving a dilemma for organ storage. By borrowing tech used to preserve high-end food delicacies, a Hiroshima University research group proved it possible to safely freeze whole teeth and their delicate attaching tissues. As long as the freezer stays cold, the folks at Hiroshima U. think your teeth could be stored for 40 years, no problem. But the sushi-storage system isn t a one trick pony: internal organs could be next thanks to the magic of supercooling. In typical cryo-storage, fast freezing of organs requires display food poisonous display food levels of anti-freeze, and let s face it, no one wants a poisoned kidney transplanted into their body. But slower freezing causes cell popping ice crystals to form. So, what do you do to prevent ice crystals during slow freezing? Use magnets. ABI is the Japanese company producing the freezer display food system. ABI s Cells Alive System (CAS) vibrates water with magnetic fields, display food preventing freezing, even at supercool temperatures of -10 degrees Celsius (According to the Patent.) When the field is turned off, the water in the food instantly freezes. No time for ice growth display food means no Freddy Krueger action on frozen organs. ...The transition of this tech from food to longevity science is slowly evolving, but the steps forward are real. You can, right now, pay to store your teeth. Hiroshima University tested the cooling technology for teeth, and uses ABI CAS freezer tech at The Teeth Bank, the world s first commercial tooth bank. Dr. Toshitsugu Kawata, a Hiroshima University professor who has done extensive research at the Teeth Bank, helped prove that CAS is a viable technology to preserve teeth. Spare teeth used to be worthless medical waste. Now, removed display food wisdom teeth aren t garbage, they can be frozen and re-implanted at any point during your life. ...The founder of the ABI Corporation and its CAS freezer, Norio Owada (known internationally as Mr. Freeze, ) is actively pursuing medical advances. There s a hodgepodge of reports out there about what s being done. According to various sources, Mr. Freeze is collaborating with 40 researchers to translate their work with teeth and sushi to hearts, nerves, and other organs. Transplant medicine could benefit tremendously. With further research, this technology could supercool, or even freeze internal organs, putting an end to the dangerously brief time frame for organ transplants. In a 2008 Forbes article, Mr. Freeze speculated on where his technology may lead. If you could preserve a heart for three days, you could fly it anywhere. On the late-night Japanese TV show, World Business Satellite, there was discussion of research towards using ABI s CAS freezers to store ovaries during cancer treatment, allowing women to keep their fertility. On the ABI company webpage, photos of a rat heart transplant and undamaged cell walls of frozen wasabi are a reminder of the unusual coupling of frozen food and medicine. _ SingularityHub _via_ NextBigFuture One further step is needed: a vitrification agent which can be added to the supercooled organs display food which would allow the electromagnetic field to be turned off without the risk of freezing. One step at a time.
Wow, this is really fascinating, thank you so much for all this wonderful information. I just recently saw the trailer for the documentary How To Live Forever, and it talked about similar display food things. I can't wait to see it! http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/independent/howtoliveforever/ 12:19 PM  
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