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CryoNet - Sun 27 Sep 2009

    #32007: A quick note on non US cryonics/life insurance [Rudi Hoffman]
    #32008: Noninvasive cryonics [Alexei Potapov]

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Message #32007
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2009 11:09:39 -0400
Subject: A quick note on non US cryonics/life insurance
From: Rudi Hoffman <[email protected]>

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Hello, fellow cryoneters:

A quick note to John DeRivas and others regarding non US cryonics life
insurance.

The short story is that we CAN write cryonics approved life insurance for
most non-US citizens...but there are some pretty serious requirements.
These are identified clearly on our website at rudihoffman.com., but I'll
summarize them here.

The "biggie" is that the client must come to the US to provide blood and
urine.  This is why, of the few dozen non US clients we have, the process
sometimes took three YEARS from start to finish.  And, quite frankly, is
very labor intensive on our part...and the clients.  And, the policy must be
permanent type policy, building a cash value, and for at least $200,000,
paid annually.
Mostly, the client must be highly motivated and computer literate to handle
the multiple details that emerge in any transaction.

So, the bottom line is that we can serve non US clients...but under some
rather stringent requirements.

No one ever said having a chance to preserve your precious brain pattern was
supposed to be easy.

Anyway, I thought it may be helpful for at least a few readers of this list
to have the hard data on this matter.

Warm Regards,

Rudi

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Rudi Richard Hoffman CFP CLU ChFC

World's Leading Cryonics Insuror rudihoffman.com
Former Board Member Financial Planning Association fpafla.com
Board Member Salvation Army salvationarmy.org
Member Alcor Life Extension Foundation alcor.org,
Member Cryonics Institute cryonics.org
Certified Financial Planner(TM) CFP Board of Standards
Member World Transhumanist Association http://transhumanism.org/

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Message #32008
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 2009 01:41:38 +0400
Subject: Noninvasive cryonics
From: Alexei Potapov <[email protected]>

it's very important to test different noninvasive approaches both
single and it's combinations:

Pressure shift freezing
EM fields freezing
Ultrasound freezing
Gradient freezing

The reason is simple - they are noninvasive and may summarize theyr effects.

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