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Can humans survive in suspended animation? Can we stay fit when we can't exercise? Modern technology is creating a method of stimulating mitochondrial fitness through a process called mitohormesis, that could revolutionize the health industry, while doctors are using therapeutic hypothermia, a form of biostasis, to save the lives of trauma patients. Full cryohibernation may be in our near future. Which will come in handy on that long flight to Titan!

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