2013-05-24T11:50:43-07:00 http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/ Lussumo Vanilla & Feed Publisher http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=7741&Focus=219888#Comment_219888 2010-02-14T13:23:36-08:00 2013-05-24T11:50:43-07:00 groundxero http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=7299

Suspended animation coming to life: researcher Sat Feb 13, 6:54 pm ET LONG BEACH, California (AFP) – A gas proven deadly in chemical weapons could one day be used to put people into ...

Suspended animation coming to life: researcher

Sat Feb 13, 6:54 pm ET

LONG BEACH, California (AFP) – A gas proven deadly in chemical weapons could one day be used to put people into life-saving suspended animation.

While hydrogen sulfide is toxic in large doses, small amounts of the gas have the potential to make animals appear dead for a while then allow them to wake up unharmed, according to biochemist Mark Roth.

"I think we are on the path of understanding metabolic flexibility in a significant way," said Roth, whose work at an eponymous lab in Washington State has gotten funding from a research arm of the US Department of Defense.

"In the future an emergency medical technician might give hydrogen sulfide to someone suffering serious injuries and they might become a little more immortal giving them time to get the care they need."

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I read an article on this in The Times a few months ago. I wonder why it's just being reported now.