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Future Projections and Fallouts of Exponential Longevity and Revival from Cryopreservation: Crimson Publishers

Future Projections and Fallouts of Exponential Longevity and Revival from Cryopreservation by Vinod Nikhra in Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences


The aging is a universal phenomenon. With time, all life-forms age. In essence, the aging is a disorder of accumulated recurrent and chronic injury at cellular and molecular levels. It is influenced by the developmental damage load, harmful effects of early life situations, and adverse effects of chronic disease processes. The healthcare and healthy lifestyle help in slowing the aging process. The longer life and aging slowly are mutually related. There is nothing inherent in human constitution that limits the lifespan. At the biological level, evolution has prepared us for longevity, not the brevity.

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