How does India bring the dead dead to life next month?

Reviving a brain-dead patient using a method of injecting stem cells into the brain will be done by Indian scientists next month.

1. Why can't we revive after death?

The Indian authorities allowed Dr Himanshu Bansal and two Bioquark biotech companies and Revita Life Sciences to implement the ReAnima project - Reviving the brain dead, next month.

In this project, 20 patients who only maintained life by machines, were declared clinically dead will participate in trials at Anupam Hospital in Rudrapur, India.

In the first phase, the candidates of the test will be tested for the ability to revive some parts of the central nervous system of the brain dead.

Every day, the patient's spinal cord will be peptide pumped regularly for 6 weeks, the stem cells will also be pumped every two weeks. Along with that, laser projection and nerve stimulation techniques are also used. Any sign of resurgence, especially in the spinal cord that controls automatic functions such as breathing and heart rate, will be searched and recorded by the brain imaging device.

Signs of resurgence in brain-dead patients will be sought by brain imaging devices.(Photo: Telegraph)

In the first two to three months, experts hope to get results. This is the first time, experiments in the field of reviving the dead and a step toward reversing the future.

According to scientists, the brain stem cells can erase memory and restart life based on surrounding tissues. This is like the ability to re-grow limbs in some animals.

In the past, researchers have applied this technology to two brain patients in the Gulf and Europe and achieved some success despite patients still in a state of minimum consciousness.

This study is expected to help develop therapies to revitalize plant-life brain death patients and treat diseases such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.