20:39 August 11, 2013 Into (AGI) – London, August 11 – Looks like an April Fool’s, except that the source and ‘the prestigious’ Sunday Times’.
British researchers have developed a “test of death.” Despite the macabre name you choose, it is a totally non-invasive examination with a laser that will tell us’ “exactly” how much we have left. Not only can ‘also detect diseases such as cancer and dementia. The laser, relates the ‘Sunday Times’, and’ embedded in a device that has the shape and size of a wristwatch. The pulse and ‘completely painless and analyzes the flow and fluctuations (index of activity’ and health) of the endothelial cells in the capillaries under the skin’s surface. The instrument ‘was patented by two physicists of the University’ of Lancaster, Aneta Stefanovska and Peter McClintock, who discovered that the speed ‘minimum flow’ and 0 is equivalent to death, while the speed ‘and maximum’ and 100 represents the state of perfect health. The number reported by the laser, therefore, provides the opportunity ‘to “calculate” what remains the subject to life.
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British researchers have developed a “test of death.” Despite the macabre name you choose, it is a totally non-invasive examination with a laser that will tell us’ “exactly” how much we have left. Not only can ‘also detect diseases such as cancer and dementia. The laser, relates the ‘Sunday Times’, and’ embedded in a device that has the shape and size of a wristwatch. The pulse and ‘completely painless and analyzes the flow and fluctuations (index of activity’ and health) of the endothelial cells in the capillaries under the skin’s surface. The instrument ‘was patented by two physicists of the University’ of Lancaster, Aneta Stefanovska and Peter McClintock, who discovered that the speed ‘minimum flow’ and 0 is equivalent to death, while the speed ‘and maximum’ and 100 represents the state of perfect health. The number reported by the laser, therefore, provides the opportunity ‘to “calculate” what remains the subject to life.
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