All points to the fact that scientists set ever higher goals when it comes to the human body

All points to the fact that scientists set ever higher goals when it comes to the human body - first the world's first human transplantation, then the fight against aging, and now this is the complete abolition of death. Yes, you read it right. A company called Bioquark decided to bring back people with clinically dead brains. The Philadelphia biotechnology company is expected to launch the project later this year. Initially, the test was planned to be held in 2016 in India, but was not allowed. Assuming that the plan will remain the same, scientists will take 20 patients who will undergo various types of treatment. First, there will be an injection of stem cells that will be isolated from the patient's own blood or fat. Then a protein mixture will be introduced into the spinal cord, which will stimulate the growth of new neurons. Laser therapy and nerve stimulation will be performed for 15 days to induce neurons to form bonds. Meanwhile, scientists will monitor the behavior and EEG for changes caused by treatment. Despite the fact that every step in this process will be scientifically justified, the overall task remains unsubstantiated.