Syväjäädytyslä
Syväjäädytys is a Finnish term that translates to cryonics or human cryopreservation. It refers to the practice of preserving a legally deceased person's body or brain at very low temperatures with the hope that future medical advancements will be able to revive and cure them. While not a scientifically proven process, it is a subject of ongoing research and discussion.
The primary concept behind syväjäädytys is that by preventing decomposition at cryogenic temperatures, typically using liquid
Organizations offering syväjäädytys services typically require a contract to be signed before a person's death. Upon
Syväjäädytys is a controversial topic. Critics point to the lack of scientific evidence for revival and the