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Another international member has joined, bringing the total number of members in the Yinfeng Life Extension Program to 241.

Release time:

2024-11-13

"With infinite hope for future medical technology, I applied to become a member of the Yinfeng Life Extension Program and volunteered to contribute to cryobiology in a hundred years by becoming a cryonics volunteer. I also believe that preservation in China is safer."

——Larry Lee (Canada)

 

This marks the 241st membership application received by the Yinfeng Life Sciences Research Institute (hereinafter referred to as: Yinfeng Life Sciences). It is also the 5th international member newly added to the Yinfeng Life Extension Program. As an emerging scientific research project in China, the Yinfeng Life Extension Program has received increasing support from the public. Some hold firm belief in future technology, some harbor boundless attachment to life in this world, some are selflessly dedicated to medical progress, and some are deeply reluctant to part with their loved ones. With the export of the YF series programmed cooling equipment and the establishment of the International Life Extension Research Alliance, the Yinfeng Life Extension Program has gradually gained attention and recognition from the public abroad, becoming a true representative of China's influence in the field of cryobiomedicine.

As of now, the Yinfeng Life Extension Program has recruited a total of 241 members and 69 volunteers, including 24 volunteers involved in human cryopreservation and rewarming technology research. Volunteers/members come from 26 provinces/municipalities across the country, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and overseas (Malaysia, the United States, Canada).

Research on human cryopreservation and rewarming technology is a legitimate and scientifically based effort aimed at preserving the human body with the most advanced technology available. Considering future developments in technologies such as nanoscale molecular repair, highly advanced computing, precise control of cell growth, and tissue regeneration, transcending the river of time may no longer be a distant dream. Previously, an open website in the United States showed that 78 experts and scholars from fields including biology, cryobiology, neuroscience, natural sciences, nanotechnology and computing, and ethics signed a public declaration expressing support for cryopreservation technology.

Currently, nearly 5,000 members worldwide plan to participate in the cryopreservation project, and more than 600 people have already completed cryopreservation.

Today, the scientific community is advancing cryobiomedicine, regenerative medicine, and nanotechnology at an unprecedented pace, laying the groundwork for the feasibility of cryopreservation technology. We believe that with the joint efforts of researchers worldwide and the shared support of global members, cryobiomedicine will bring about groundbreaking innovations and become a reality that benefits human society. Despite facing various difficulties and challenges, this beautiful expectation and firm belief in the future will guide us toward more distant horizons.

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