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Ben Best, former president of the American Institute of Human Cryology (CI), visited and exchanged ideas

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2016-08-29

On the afternoon of August 29, 2016, Ben Best, former president of the American Institute of Human Crystalsis (CI), and Jeremy Yan, president of the Asian Human Crystalsis Company, arrived at the Yinfeng Life Science Foundation in Shandong Province. The two sides had in-depth exchanges on the life extension research program funded by the foundation. Ben Best provided many valuable suggestions during this investigation. "The Life Continuation Research Program attempts to explore the most difficult problem for humans to solve - death. It is like another choice of life, and it is the common expectation of all humanity to continue living. We hope to continue to communicate and exchange ideas, achieve technological experience sharing, and work together in the future."

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