Cryo-Stasis

Cryo-Stasis is used to preserve living tissue by employing extremely low temperatures to the body. The phrase 'putting the body on ice' was popularized when Cryo-Stasis first hit the commercial market. Cryo-Stasis was initially used for long term space flights, it would preserve the body long enough to get to the destination. The process is generally done in a tube, where they are essentially frozen alive, slowly. To the point where the breathing and heart rate are not distinguishable with the naked eye. The use of chemicals is also required to stop any sort of brain damage from occurring. This chemical was synthesized in 2126 by a chemist named Howard Einsberg. The chemical is often called 'Chemical - E' or the 'Einsberg Chemical'.