Flameless Liquid Cremation - Hardcover

by Hal Peters (Author)

Science now offers a new option for the handing of human remains. We are talking about nothing short of transforming / disrupting the entire Funeral Industry. The results are in: Flameless Liquid Cremation (where available) is preferred 9 out of 10 times for loved ones who have died. It is literally helping humanity "redefine" death! Study this book, for after all . . . WE SHOULD BE IN CONTROL OF HOW WE MELD BACK INTO THE UNIVERSE! Over 50 percent of people today in the USA are cremated after they die. Mostly economics is driving this increasing trend. The cost of "dealing with" the body of someone who has passed away is somewhat prohibitive. This book is an introduction to a new, more dignified, and palatable way to have our physical body dealt with (after we die). Not necessarily a pleasant topic to think or talk about, but necessary. Flameless Liquid Cremation is now available in over one half of the States in the USA. As the name implies, it does not use flames and heat to break down a body's soft tissue. As detailed in this book, what Flameless Liquid Cremation offers is for all of us . . . to eventually (have the atoms that made up our physical body) - wind up in the Ocean . . . in effect . . . have "Burial at Sea"! Just like with traditional Flame-based cremation, the family is left with an Urn, containing the solid crushed up bones (to do with what they want). Leading environmental commentators have noted that cemeteries are getting crowded, and much of the 800,000+ gallons of cancer-causing embalming fluid used annually will wind up in our drinking water. Not to mention, in the US alone, it has been estimated that cemeteries interring people make use of 30 million board feet of hardwood and 100,000+ tons of steel (for caskets). Without countervailing voices, challenging existing power structures (ex: the Funeral Industrial Complex), freedom to do with your body as YOU WISH will not happen. Without countervailing voices, a better way of handling our dead will not happen. The future is unavoidable. Therefore, it is vital that people specify how they want to be treated, and their body handled, when one passes away. Look at this solution the author has elected to have performed. He wishes and is hopeful that it will be available in his NJ / NY area by the time his family has to confront this issue.