1900S  THEORY  OF SERGEI BRUKHONENKO ON THE THIS THERORY “CAN WE BRING BACK A DEAD PERSON BACK TO LIFE “

THE QUESTION IS ” CAN WE BRING A DEAD PERSON BACK TO LIFE ?” To test this, some very intriguing experiments were conducted on dogs in the early 1900s. On September 18th, 1925, Sergei Brukhonenko introduced a rather interesting invention to the world. During a major medical conference in Russia, he presented a device called the “autojector,” which mimicked the functions of the heart and lungs. The device essentially had two electric pumps that were connected to the main arteries in the neck via rubber tubes. On the other side, these pumps were connected to an oxygenation vessel where oxygen was added to the blood. Brukhonenko’s idea was that one pump would draw deoxygenated blood from the body and send it to the oxygenation vessel, where oxygen would be added. Then, the other pump would inject this oxygenated blood back into the body. And in this way, a dead organism could be brought back to life!

But how? I mean, apart from the brain, heart, and lungs, the proper functioning of other organs is also essential for staying alive. So, how could a dog be revived by just supplying blood and oxygen? And, was this ever tried on humans? If yes, what happened to them?

1) Sadly, we are not as yet in a position to revive people who are dead to life all over after dying. However, there are a few things to note on this topic:However, there are a few things to note on this topic:

 

-2) In some situations it is possible to bring a person back to life immediately after the death if there is some brain function and if the death is actual. CPR and defibrillation can literally make a dead man breathe again, but this would only be possible if it’s done immediately after the death. But full resurrection of someone long dead is not possible.

 

-3) Cryonics is the process of burying or storing the body in a cold solution with the belief that, at a later time, the dead will be able to be brought back to life. However, there is no guarantee that it will ever be possible. It is more of a process of maintaining life rather than restoring it as some people might think.

 

-4) Some of the modern scientists are considering options such as transferring people’s memories and personalities into computers in order to recreate some form of synthetic AI replica of that individual. But most would argue that, by and large, all of that still doesn’t amount to actually raising someone from the dead, but rather just an imitation.

However, it is still a scientific impossibility to raise the dead, or to physically restore people completely to live in the body they died, if they have been dead for any length of time with the present scientific knowledge. Nevertheless, while movies and fiction present a great deal of similarities and the use of visuals that depict deaths, in reality, we still cannot reverse death and bring people back to life with the help of the modern science. Substantial progress in such fields as nanotechnology, cell repair, artificial intelligence, and computing would be required before resurrecting or reanimating deceased people after their bodies had decomposed significantly might ever be feasible. Still, it appears that success probabilities are slim.

Is it possible to defy death? Explore the fascinating and controversial topic of bringing the dead back to life. From ancient myths to modern scientific advancements, delve into the ethical, technological, and biological challenges surrounding resurrection.  Discover the latest research on cryonics, organ transplantation, and potential future breakthroughs that could blur the lines between life and death.