BODY DONATION/HARVESTING PROGRAMS IN ARIZONA!
So how are they doing it? How are they making adrenochrome and harvesting organs all without getting noticed?
Could there be an operation going on down under those tunnels?
What if the operation to extract Adrenochrome and organs take place…somewhere else, nearby?
Check out this article about the business of
“Whole Body Donations in Arizona.”
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2019/06/10/arizona-has-thriving-business-based-whole-body-donations-donate-body-to-science/1410267001/
So how are they doing it? How are they making adrenochrome and harvesting organs all without getting noticed?
Could there be an operation going on down under those tunnels?
What if the operation to extract Adrenochrome and organs take place…somewhere else, nearby?
Check out this article about the business of
“Whole Body Donations in Arizona.”
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2019/06/10/arizona-has-thriving-business-based-whole-body-donations-donate-body-to-science/1410267001/
The Republic | azcentral.com
Body donations are on the rise in Arizona. But what's really happening in the booming cadaver industry?
Donating one's body to science is an increasingly popular end-of-life option, but how a business or program uses a body can vary.
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There are some interesting statistics regarding Arizona…
-According to this article, approximately 4,000 people...about 7% of the people who die in Arizona each year...are whole body donors...which is roughly
5x the national rate.
The American Association of Tissue Banks has accredited Seven non-transplant human tissue banks in the United States… and four of them...including Research for Life, are headquartered in Arizona.
4 out 7 are in Arizona?!
-According to this article, approximately 4,000 people...about 7% of the people who die in Arizona each year...are whole body donors...which is roughly
5x the national rate.
The American Association of Tissue Banks has accredited Seven non-transplant human tissue banks in the United States… and four of them...including Research for Life, are headquartered in Arizona.
4 out 7 are in Arizona?!
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About 58,000 people die in Arizona each year, and 68% of them are cremated…
which is higher than the national cremation average of 53.1%.
Combine that with a large number of older people who live full- or part-time in the state, and Arizona is attracting companies soliciting body donations.
which is higher than the national cremation average of 53.1%.
Combine that with a large number of older people who live full- or part-time in the state, and Arizona is attracting companies soliciting body donations.
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I know we are getting way away from our Scott Peterson dive…
Or are we??
Or are we??
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"Arizona has probably one of the largest donor bases for human tissue for medical education and research than probably any other place in the country," Garland Shreves of “Research For Life”said.
In addition to the
body donation businesses, Arizona has two medical school programs that accept donated bodies.
In addition to the
body donation businesses, Arizona has two medical school programs that accept donated bodies.
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Check out this article!
If you go to their website look what they offer in relation to the “cremations”:
Spread Ashes at Sea
-Or-
a “No Return” Option
If you choose to have the cremains spread at sea, there are some things you should know:
Ashes are spread at an appropriate distance off the coast of California.
Families or next of kin receive a Spread at Sea Certificate complete with witness details, dates and coordinates of spreading location including longitude and latitude.
“Families cannot attend the spreading; space does not allow for families.”
“We spread the ashes annually.” Once-a-year?? WEIRD!!
https://www.researchforlife.org/understanding-whole-body-donation/benefits-of-whole-body-donation/
If you go to their website look what they offer in relation to the “cremations”:
Spread Ashes at Sea
-Or-
a “No Return” Option
If you choose to have the cremains spread at sea, there are some things you should know:
Ashes are spread at an appropriate distance off the coast of California.
Families or next of kin receive a Spread at Sea Certificate complete with witness details, dates and coordinates of spreading location including longitude and latitude.
“Families cannot attend the spreading; space does not allow for families.”
“We spread the ashes annually.” Once-a-year?? WEIRD!!
https://www.researchforlife.org/understanding-whole-body-donation/benefits-of-whole-body-donation/
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So family members aren’t allowed to be there when they spread the ashes? WHY??? Is it because they really aren’t doing this and following up?
Who are these “witnesses”?
This seems really peculiar.
So family members aren’t allowed to be there when they spread the ashes? WHY??? Is it because they really aren’t doing this and following up?
Who are these “witnesses”?
This seems really peculiar.
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Forwarded from StaceyAngelique DeJean
Ashes are used to make diamonds, right? 🤔
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OMGosh!! Could they be selling the ashes to make diamonds and profit off them???????
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