Experts of the biotechnological company "Biokvark" intend to carry out an experiment on returning from the other world this year.
Ira Pastor, head of Bioquark, a Philadelphia-based biotech company, announced that a deceased person can be revived. The company's specialists will try to demonstrate such a miracle during an experiment, which will be carried out this year in one of the countries of Latin America.
Bioquark recently released a revitalization plan. It is aimed at restoring brain activity. After all, it is its presence or absence that indicates whether the patient is alive or dead. Today, in most countries, after a person is diagnosed with brain death, they are declared dead or disconnected from life support systems.
Experimenters will inject the deceased into the blood of the mesenchymal stem cells taken from him, and inject some "peptide extracts" of their own production into the spinal cord. Further, according to the plan, a 15-day stimulation of nerve cells with lasers and electricity is provided. The changes taking place in the patient will be monitored using a tomograph in real time. The deceased should show signs of life, and after 15 days - finally come to life.
Bioquark believes that the “fatal” changes in the brain, which are considered irreversible, are still reversible. They are not going to conduct tests on animals - right away on people who died between the ages of 65 and 15 years.
Specialists of the company "Biokvark" assure that irreversible changes in the brain are actually reversible
Of course, it would be quite nice if the "Philadelphia experiment" succeeded. But it’s hard to believe. Or rather, I can't believe it at all. And it gives off quackery. Moreover, the company, although it has its own website, does not provide any more or less scientific details. He uses it only for appeals to help with money. She also trades in stocks - sells them in the millions, promising to soon create drugs and methods, thanks to which people will gain the ability to regrow lost limbs - that is, the ability to regenerate. And here, it seems, that "dissolves".
On the other hand, who knows? Maybe researchers are on the right track? And miracles are really just around the corner? The Western press readily writes about the company "Biokvark". For example, the British Daily Mail told about the upcoming experiment.
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The brain dies before the heart
Canadian doctors from the University of Western Ontario in Canada took electrocardiograms (ECG) and electroencephalograms (EEG), simultaneously measuring blood pressure in completely hopeless patients who were dying. That is, we followed the activity of their hearts and brains. The measurements were carried out first within 30 minutes before the accident was disconnected from the artificial respiration apparatus, and then for another 30 minutes after disconnection.
The ECG and EEG showed that in three patients, the brain completely stopped functioning long before the cardiac arrest. For one - in 10 minutes, for another - in 8, for a third - in one and a half minutes. And the fourth patient's brain gave electrical signals for another 10 minutes 38 seconds after the last heart beat.
EEG showed that brain activity usually stops before cardiac arrest
The Canadians did not offer an explanation for the phenomenon, and the results of their experiments were presented in the Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences and on the National Center for Biotechnology Information portal.
VLADIMIR LAGOVSKY