Honestly I don't know why more people don't opt for cremation or some form of disposal like this. I mean all those cemetries take up a lot of space for people whom are no longer alive.
Kukendran K. I plan on doing what my Grandfather did. An unmarked grave in the back yard with a tree growing from it The US and i assume you're from the US has an excess of land so getting buried isn't an issue. The issue is that people wanna be buried near where they lived
I have a family grave site in my local cemetery going back to the early 1900s. A lot of my family members are buried in it. Its where I'l lend up one day. I prefer burial rather than cremation. For me it's where people who cared about you can go and visit.
The problem with cremation is that every ounce of carbon in the body goes up into the atmosphere as co2. Why do that when you can let the ground absorb the carbon.
cremation is the worst thing you can do to someone especially someone you love you dont even know the torment this causes the soul- you after it leaves the body look up near death experiences youre fully alive and aware and they take your body and destroy it to dust god forbid
Samantha Christensen the bodies of righteous people does not decay. you are a soul within the body. you are fully conscious after death and do not vanish. (watch near death experiences...I saw the one of alon anavah) the sages teach its painful for the soul to see the body be destroyed. also righteous will be brought back to life their bodies will be restored to their prime youthfulness and strength.
When I'm dead my kids want to cremate me in a cardboard box, divide my ashes between them and do with them what makes them feel most comfortable. I'm dead, it's about them not me. "To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die".
My relatives have a long history of being cremated and I wish for the same via a simple cremation. No formaldehyde or holes in the ground, the flames shall have me!!
Then maybe you should give your kids access to dissect your body and learn human anatomy maybe they can get away with your adrenal gland and have some fun! Maybe your kids can learn extraction of DMT from your human brain !
I worked in surgical supplies for 20yrs & I swear this looks like the love child of an autoclave (sterilizer) and an H20 machine (washer & dryer) and I never thought I’d want to jump in either one, but hey if I’m dead then ...😇
What I like about this process is that it's sterile and can handle hazardous contaminated bodies. One of the biggest problems for hospitals during the current pandemic was that most conventional crematoriums could not handle infected bodies because it needed sterilization of the equipment so that the staff did not become infected in turn. Whereas the alkaline hydrolysis process is totally sterile and the only equipment that needs to be cleaned after use is the gurney on which the cadaver was transported.
I live close to a very old cemetery and enjoy my walks through the park. A new component to the cemetery are the cremated remains, and area that makes much more sense.
If the person who's body was dissolved into the white powder name was Charlie, you could offer that powder to drug addicts on the street and ask them if they want some Charlie and you would not be lying.
@@ASmith-jn7kf Oh for heaven's sake, lighten up. Your name isn't Charlie, so what do you care? You're just picking a fight on behalf of people you've never heard of and who couldn't care less about it. As I write this, there are 176 comments: nobody has said "My name is Charles and I am offended by this." Would you have cared if he had offered to sell some horse instead?
I’ve always advocated for body donation (mainly due to the fact that I am a medical anomaly because of extreme autoimmune illnesses). My remains may lead to part of the path to a cure for people in the future). Burying an easy $10K in a hole in the ground makes no sense to me. Fly my remains to California and cremate me there.
I think the ceigo ( think that's how you spell it) is better. It turns the human body into mushrooms..ITS THE MOST ENVIRONMENTAL CHOICE FOR CORPS DISPOSAL
so what happens to the liquid? the solids? how come we can't just bury people without anything and let the truly natural process biodegrade them? wouldn't that be the most green way?
Indeed, surrender to the ubiquitous bacteria who were here at the beginning of time. I have a hunch that in victorian times with rise of garden cemeteries and frequent family visits, that the collapsing mounds of earth created by the deteriorating bodies and wooden coffins made the ground uneven and unsafe; thus the creation of the metal or concrete vault to preserve the evenness of the ground and the horror that the loved one is actually turned to dirt under your feet. There is an old cemetary near me in the middle of a field and the ground is very odd, full of lots of depressions and in some places a strange crunchy feeling.
The liquids are run down the drain to a waste treatment site or a biohazard unit, the solids are pulverized and either returned to the family or they are interred in a mass grave.
I saw a few videos on this and one made me sick. They grind the bones up and sell to use as calcium phosphate and from their protein shakes ? There is no way I would do this.
I’d imagine those left-over bits could be weird for the family..., I mean like torn between just throwing it away yet feeling like throwing away a piece of your kinfolk🤷🏽♀️🌈🦄🙏🏽💟💟💟
Are the ashes given back to the family and can Calcium Phosphate be sprinkled into a tree, like a Dogwood or Crape Myrtle? Where are the locations in the US?
When you de-link/detach your feelings/emotions that are cultivated through generations's of religious/ethnic beliefs/assumptions you can see clearly how good is this type of disposal.
I actually requested this in my will if available. Luckily its just been legalised in the UK. I'm so glad that when I die it will cause minimal pollution and not take up precious space in the ground 😊
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john Kosheluk yes. They put everything into the sewage system and it goes to the treatment plant. So technically everyone has liquefied people in the water that people use for drinking and showering and other things in our lives 😲🤢
Can someone tell me what they do with the remains the powdered bones and the liquid where is it disposed of? Please tell me they dig really deep hole in the desert and pour it there far away from the rest of us or like somebody said pour it over family grave stones because that’s already a cemetery
Yep Im watching this today for the first time hearing about it. I'm not seeing any answers about where the liquid goes. Somebody sent me a link using this video with different audio voiceover saying that we're all consuming human meat now, and all the comments were believing that no questions.
So he's proud that they're not burning up prosthetics and then the doctor starts showing them off like they were scalps from war... The doctors argument for changing the cremation process was they are not burning harmful chemicals now even though they put those harmful things in our body on purpose....? Pet doctor seems so happy that he got his toys back lol
Most states require the remains not be recognizable as human remains otherwise anytime the remains get discovered and the origin is not known it would have to be investigated as a potential homicide. Hawaii might be an exception if it is related to historical burial procedures where they bury the bones
A lot of it is for the family's peace of mind. I would rather think of family members being gently removed by water and chemical reactions than just burned by flames into nothing.
Honestly I don't know why more people don't opt for cremation or some form of disposal like this. I mean all those cemetries take up a lot of space for people whom are no longer alive.
Kukendran K. I plan on doing what my Grandfather did.
An unmarked grave in the back yard with a tree growing from it
The US and i assume you're from the US has an excess of land so getting buried isn't an issue. The issue is that people wanna be buried near where they lived
I have a family grave site in my local cemetery going back to the early 1900s. A lot of my family members are buried in it. Its where I'l lend up one day. I prefer burial rather than cremation. For me it's where people who cared about you can go and visit.
The problem with cremation is that every ounce of carbon in the body goes up into the atmosphere as co2. Why do that when you can let the ground absorb the carbon.
cremation is the worst thing you can do to someone
especially someone you love
you dont even know the torment this causes the soul- you after it leaves the body
look up near death experiences youre fully alive and aware
and they take your body and destroy it to dust god forbid
Samantha Christensen the bodies of righteous people does not decay.
you are a soul within the body. you are fully conscious after death and do not vanish. (watch near death experiences...I saw the one of alon anavah) the sages teach its painful for the soul to see the body be destroyed. also righteous will be brought back to life their bodies will be restored to their prime youthfulness and strength.
so if you buy calciumphospate powder from UCLA you know where it comes from
🤣🤣🤣🤣
some how we all came from nature
We have this option here in Maine now. Just used it for a family member who was a sailor who loved the ocean. Perfect way to honor his spirit.
I feel like that and spreading their ashes along Bar Harbor or Cape Elizabeth is the proper Maine send off.
When I'm dead my kids want to cremate me in a cardboard box, divide my ashes between them and do with them what makes them feel most comfortable. I'm dead, it's about them not me. "To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die".
My relatives have a long history of being cremated and I wish for the same via a simple cremation. No formaldehyde or holes in the ground, the flames shall have me!!
@@paulbroderick8438 Formaldehyde ?
Then maybe you should give your kids access to dissect your body and learn human anatomy maybe they can get away with your adrenal gland and have some fun! Maybe your kids can learn extraction of DMT from your human brain !
"The fluid goes over to the accumulation tank." --- And then what do you do with that fluid?
This is no more strange than normal cremation
🤔 *Calcium phosphate... So basically we're nothing but egg shells.* 🐣
all we are is dust in the wind
Interesting analogy but basically, yes
In the cosmic scheme of things. We're nothing but cosmic dust.
Egg shells & water,
Poached, egg shells.....
I worked in surgical supplies for 20yrs & I swear this looks like the love child of an autoclave (sterilizer) and an H20 machine (washer & dryer) and I never thought I’d want to jump in either one, but hey if I’m dead then ...😇
What I like about this process is that it's sterile and can handle hazardous contaminated bodies. One of the biggest problems for hospitals during the current pandemic was that most conventional crematoriums could not handle infected bodies because it needed sterilization of the equipment so that the staff did not become infected in turn. Whereas the alkaline hydrolysis process is totally sterile and the only equipment that needs to be cleaned after use is the gurney on which the cadaver was transported.
I live close to a very old cemetery and enjoy my walks through the park. A new component to the cemetery are the cremated remains, and area that makes much more sense.
So when we get soilent green? Its just a matter of time...
I hope all states will offer this soon. The way I want to go.
Can you imagine having to get inside to clean one of those. Anyone could trap you in and turn the machine on.
I was thinking the very same thing!
We are now hiring.....
That’s why the instruction manual says “clean only when disassembled@💀☠️👻.🌈🦄🙏🏽💟💟💟
This system is not for a regular crematorium business...3 to 4 hours and wait 4 days for the bones to get dry
Read the full, in-depth feature here: www.wired.co.uk/article/alkaline-hydrolysis-biocremation-resomation-water-cremation-dissolving-bodies
Matter is neither created nor destroyed but simply changes form. How do you dispose the biochemical waste water?
You could take that white powder on the streets and ask people if they want to buy some Charlie.
Michael Collier that's very insensitive and not funny.
If the person who's body was dissolved into the white powder name was Charlie, you could offer that powder to drug addicts on the street and ask them if they want some Charlie and you would not be lying.
@@ASmith-jn7kf Oh boo hoo its the internet
@@ASmith-jn7kf Oh for heaven's sake, lighten up. Your name isn't Charlie, so what do you care? You're just picking a fight on behalf of people you've never heard of and who couldn't care less about it. As I write this, there are 176 comments: nobody has said "My name is Charles and I am offended by this." Would you have cared if he had offered to sell some horse instead?
So your body tissue is being liquefied ?
I first saw this in the remake of Superfly where Alberto was thrown in it and came out as a jar of black goo
I just saw Superfly 2018 for the first time last night. I was like what kind of machine is that. Bugged me out
Same. Watching the movie and had to look this up 😂
I’ve always advocated for body donation (mainly due to the fact that I am a medical anomaly because of extreme autoimmune illnesses). My remains may lead to part of the path to a cure for people in the future). Burying an easy $10K in a hole in the ground makes no sense to me. Fly my remains to California and cremate me there.
Cremate first, then fly remains to california. Unless things recently changed Hydrolysis is not legal in California.
I need to add this method to my will. Cremation is fine too, but I like this even better.
"Just set it and forget it!"
I think the ceigo ( think that's how you spell it) is better. It turns the human body into mushrooms..ITS THE MOST ENVIRONMENTAL CHOICE FOR CORPS DISPOSAL
Exactly how I'd like to go to my reward. Really appreciate living long enough for this technology to arrive.
Wonder how much that cost cause that's the way I'd like to go out
It is free if you donate your body to science.
High temperature cremation flames are the most cleansing of all. Best way of all.
thankyou for that explanation.
This is used in FERTILIZER over our food. Along with FECAL Matter & nanotech
He doesn't mention how much energy alkaline hydrolosis takes.
Can you imagine if the Mafia, Cartels or the Clinton's got a hold of one of these machines...😮
He says it's the most environmental cremation- but what about water cremation? or natural decomposition
This is water cremation
so what happens to the liquid? the solids? how come we can't just bury people without anything and let the truly natural process biodegrade them? wouldn't that be the most green way?
Indeed, surrender to the ubiquitous bacteria who were here at the beginning of time. I have a hunch that in victorian times with rise of garden cemeteries and frequent family visits, that the collapsing mounds of earth created by the deteriorating bodies and wooden coffins made the ground uneven and unsafe; thus the creation of the metal or concrete vault to preserve the evenness of the ground and the horror that the loved one is actually turned to dirt under your feet. There is an old cemetary near me in the middle of a field and the ground is very odd, full of lots of depressions and in some places a strange crunchy feeling.
The liquids are run down the drain to a waste treatment site or a biohazard unit, the solids are pulverized and either returned to the family or they are interred in a mass grave.
thank you @@sterlingodeaghaidh5086. now pronounce that last name for me
amesavis It’s pronounced “O’Day”
Haven’t you heard of SOILENT GREEN?
How much electricity is consumed in making the caustic soda used in the process? Might make a big difference in the "Carbon Footprint" of the process.
It uses much less energy than a regular cremation machine does. And it doesn't emit all these crazy games into the air.
I saw a few videos on this and one made me sick. They grind the bones up and sell to use as calcium phosphate and from their protein shakes ? There is no way I would do this.
What happens to the Fluid that is Collected?
Down the drain
I’d imagine those left-over bits could be weird for the family..., I mean like torn between just throwing it away yet feeling like throwing away a piece of your kinfolk🤷🏽♀️🌈🦄🙏🏽💟💟💟
I prefer this to cremation and/or burial. I saw Ask A Mortician's video about this a couple years back.
Are the ashes given back to the family and can Calcium Phosphate be sprinkled into a tree, like a Dogwood or Crape Myrtle? Where are the locations in the US?
When you de-link/detach your feelings/emotions that are cultivated through generations's of religious/ethnic beliefs/assumptions you can see clearly how good is this type of disposal.
Is this the level of artificiality that we have reached? Bury me in the ground with nothing else, so that everything I borrowed will be returned.
the actor Patrick Espirit's doppelganger discovered.
Or Margaret Hamilton.
yet when the aztecs did it they call'd them savaged and cannibals
What I don’t like about this is that I heard they now use the powderized corpse to mix with foods such as cool aid juices. How true?
Am I sick for wanting to see a time lapse of a see-through one?
Printing out my cadaver donation form now.......
I actually requested this in my will if available. Luckily its just been legalised in the UK. I'm so glad that when I die it will cause minimal pollution and not take up precious space in the ground 😊
When can we be cryogenically frozen and then shot and exploded into tiny pieces like in the movie Demolition Man?
you already can. it's called promession. thank me later
Wonder how well they clean out the grinder thing.
Cremulator
Superfly brought me here. Poor Adalberto!
Me 2 im watchn it now 😂😂 wanted to know what it was
Saw movie and the seen
withchza lol me too
You can't forget that's how scatter went to lol
Yep, me as well
Hello, what is final COST?For next of kin,(SON).if i decide this to go?
What is the cost of a water cremation?
Not only for people who donate their bodies to science, some mortuaries offer that option.
Where does the fluid in the barrels end up ?
@Mirror of Time
So, into the sewer...
Thanx for your reply...
@Mirror of Time
Right On Brother ! To think Im gonna end up in the sewer seems fitting, given the life of debauchery that Ive lived !!!
Check out my playlists on my channel, theres over 6000 full albums and concerts there...
Im with ya on that, music is great for the mind !!! ✌
@Mirror of Time
Much appreciated.
I subbed to your channel as well...🤘
Wow, I can end up as fertilizer for my garden ...neat...🌻
I like that idea great job on the video
If it's cheaper, I'm in. If not, well... put me by the curb on Wednesday.
not new, ask the Mafia: they usually melt the corpse after a "job"... 😁
Pressure cooking them at 300F 67psi but oh well they and soon us are dead.
Well I think the most eco friendly option is a natural burial
What do they do with the ground up bones?
The same thing you do with cremated remains. Bury, scatter, etc.
He completely skipped over the interesting part about how the body is disolved.
its better if i were to be left to rot on the streets rather than be dissolved in this monstrosity
does it hurt if ur alive
Is there a catalytic converter involved? ?.? Is obd2 check done.
it was stolen, gone in 30 seconds
It does not dissolve the bones. They get pulverized at the end just like i. Cremation.
I am speaking of myself, my final cost?
What happens to the fluid left over does it do down the drain
john Kosheluk yes. They put everything into the sewage system and it goes to the treatment plant. So technically everyone has liquefied people in the water that people use for drinking and showering and other things in our lives 😲🤢
Can someone tell me what they do with the remains the powdered bones and the liquid where is it disposed of?
Please tell me they dig really deep hole in the desert and pour it there far away from the rest of us or like somebody said pour it over family grave stones because that’s already a cemetery
Yep Im watching this today for the first time hearing about it. I'm not seeing any answers about where the liquid goes. Somebody sent me a link using this video with different audio voiceover saying that we're all consuming human meat now, and all the comments were believing that no questions.
So he's proud that they're not burning up prosthetics and then the doctor starts showing them off like they were scalps from war... The doctors argument for changing the cremation process was they are not burning harmful chemicals now even though they put those harmful things in our body on purpose....? Pet doctor seems so happy that he got his toys back lol
Can a love one get the bones back WITHOUT them being ground up??
Most states require the remains not be recognizable as human remains otherwise anytime the remains get discovered and the origin is not known it would have to be investigated as a potential homicide. Hawaii might be an exception if it is related to historical burial procedures where they bury the bones
Would it matter Dust though are and dust though shall return am
Here from superfly
Looked this up after watching the movie Superfly.
just a little macabre...
Geweldig gedaan.. Binnenkort in Holland.. RESOMATION, ,,,,, Dutch.. RESOMATIE,,,,
Just straight up bury me
So UCLA has this course???
I’m so doing this.
You can trick someone with that bag of flour I mean ash..
When I Die Bury Me With Honour & Pride A Full Police Motorcade Escort To The Cemetery To Be Buried & Saluted Good Bye
No it’s not sky burial is
... and then we sell the fluid as Soylent Green 😂
I don't want to be put in a blender! 😂
is this a sort of Mafia or Drug Cartels thing? Don't they melt their rivals' corpses in the acid since a long time?
Yeah, cause being trapped under ground in a pitch black box or incinerated in an oven is a much better idea...
@Frank Mgtow 😂😂😂😂 i kno right
Fisher and Sons.
Just have Walter White and Jesse Pinkman take care of the body…..
the liquid is just dead blood and hot liquid
Geeee....Why would you want "all of the mercury removed out of the person"....?!!!
Shawna Wolfe are you being sarcastic?
So it doesn't poison the ground? Is this even a serious question?
Já bych si dal radši tu studnu u Starky :D
Looks like a washing machine...
Potential fertilizer
Superfly brought me here
This dude is enjoying his job too much:(
So what? He's enjoying his career. Working with bodies doesnt mean you always need to be sad!
Resomation.....in Dutch, Resomeren......very good..better than in the Ground of in the fire
You're gonna donate your body to Science?
then McDonald's take the final product and and make mac chicken with it lol
Great for people who prefer full body burial over cremation
SuperFly anyone?
So where do you get rid of the toxic liquid that's pumped into the plastic 55 gal drums? I imagine it is still toxic.
Jose Dominguez it goes into our water supply
Not toxic
Everything is destroyed including DNA 🧬
#GriefAndGratefulness
Humane? Why is that a concern if this is just for already dead bodies?
Angel Martin just because someone is dead doesn't mean they should be mistreated. Are you serious??
A lot of it is for the family's peace of mind. I would rather think of family members being gently removed by water and chemical reactions than just burned by flames into nothing.