Insight Magazine

The idea of freezing people and bringing them back to life sounds like something out of science fiction — but cryonics is a real field with serious scientific foundations. So, does cryonics work? This article explores what we know, what’s still uncertain, and how organizations like Tomorrow.bio are leading the way in responsible, evidence-based cryopreservation.

When people hear the term cryogenic freezing, they often imagine a futuristic way to pause life and restart it later. In the real world, this concept is better known as cryopreservation — a scientific process that involves cooling the body to ultra-low temperatures after legal death. In this article, we explain what cryopreservation actually is, what it includes, and how much cryogenic freezing costs when done professionally by providers like Tomorrow.bio.

The term cryogenic freezing is often used in movies and media to describe people being frozen in time and revived in the future. But is this concept based in reality? In the scientific world, what you're actually looking for is called cryopreservation. This article clears up the terminology, explores the science, and explains how organizations like Tomorrow.bio are turning this futuristic idea into a real-world service.