naw, i dont think that would be a problem, because you would start with the brain... and it would happen pretty fast after that. I think it takes all of a few seconds. (idk like 3?)

but They do your head first, stopping your brain from telling your heart to beat and lungs to breathe.

but the blood is still moving and pressurized because of the vascular system

well we know that they can freeze people, but we do not know the effects it has on the body. they are still studying it and see how it goes for the few that have been frozen. the biggest problem they have right now is with the thawing out process. they ahve yet to figgure out how to effectivly bring someone back after they have been frozen with out killing them.

yes the people age because time is still passing by. the phisical charictoristics may not change very much but they will still be XX number of years older. the biggest thing to wait for is when they thaw someone out and see what happens. do they live or die? were they concious during the whole time? what are the side effects of the process?

id love to be frozen and then revived in about 5-10 years

or whether my topps ted williams baseball card will go up or down in value. went up when he "died" will it go down when he is thawed?

but srsly, i dont really believe he is frozen, i think he was buried in the ground in AZ.

supposedly they have frozen organs via vitrification and thawed them and actually were able to use them in organ transplants

thats not nearly as complex as an entire body... mostly the brain actually.

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frogs can be frozen in mud and come back to life when they thaw>Ive seen flies come back to life as well after all winter