cryogenics n.

A new branch of science called cryogenics, which is concerned with ultra cold temperatures and their effects upon things, including live things. Life processes can be suspended and familiar substances take on unpredictable properties.

The truth with this Future…is that it’s trimmed of testosterone. Fortunately, thanx to the magic of cryogenics (Anything That Goes In Can Be Frozen; ‘Break the Law’, You’ll Free & Thaw, etc.), your hormone-gap is about to be plugged.

The almost unlimited market offered by cryogenics, a science which enables a man to pay for the freezing of his body immediately upon death, to be followed by storage and subsequent revival as soon as a remedy for the cause of death has been discovered.

Its only important industry was cryogenics.

These include generation travel (space arks) and the use of cryogenics (suspended animation).

Biostasis for space travel had been achieved not by cryogenics—dozens of people from the twentieth century were still paying for that mistake—but through psychoactive drugs, clinical derivatives of dioden hystrix, the fungus that Haitian houngan had used for centuries to fake the deaths of men and women, then later revive them and enslave them as zombis, the so-called living dead of modern myth.

Using magnetic force and cryogenics to confine and control this mixed-state matter, we realized it could be stored indefinitely.