The Lies of Embalming

People who are saddened by the loss of their loved ones are being used, as they are obliged to spend extra money on their funeral industry. The corrosion protection process poses health and environmental problems for people who use the chemicals used in the process. In addition to expensive and more environmentally friendly preservatives, there are other options. Anti-corruption is a complex process, and many Canadians will earn huge amounts due to the deaths and resting arrangements of their loved ones.

The disinfection process was originally described as a simple process requiring only basic knowledge of the human anatomy: "There are some rules to pollute the corpse, observe it. 1940: 1) However, some New Zealand funeral officers recognized the international progress of anti-corrosion technology and reported the importance of this process as an important advance in pursuing occupational status Report by the New Zealand Defense Force (1947 12) Month : 62), as an example, rust preventives are responsible for the funeral of "recognition as professionals", and emphasis is placed on promoting professionalism as an expert more and more

One of the most important changes in the role of the funeral director is the introduction of preservatives. From the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century, funeral directors of several cities took measures to prevent corrosion (Cleaver 1996: 32-33), some funeral workers of the 19th century received certification as international rust prevention drills Some people (Funeralcare September 23, 2004). However, this practice was limited until the second half of the century, and even in the 1960s this habit was often reserved for facilities requiring transport between New Zealand towns (Morris 1968: 28). Initially funeral doctors used arterial control as an important public health measure to prevent "smell" and "smell", and made it possible to present the body in a "one" and "beautiful" way (NZFD June) 1940: 1 New Zealand dollar university, March 1943: 84)

• Arterial preservation, which usually involves injecting preserved chemicals into the blood vessels through the right common carotid artery. Blood is discharged from the right jugular vein. The preservative solution is injected through a mechanical pump and the preservative massages the body to ensure proper dispensing of the preservative solution. In case of poor circulation, please use other injection point. • Use aspirators and trocars to preserve the chamber, to inhale the liquid in the body, and to inject chemicals for preservation into the body cavity. Preservatives make small incisions on the navel, push the trocars into the chest and the cavity of the stomach, pierce the hollow organs, and inhale the internal organs. Then he filled the cavity with concentrated chemicals containing formaldehyde. Stitch the incision or screw the "trocar" into place.