Alkaline hydrolysis is the natural process your body goes through if you’re buried. Here we’ve created ideal conditions for it to happen much, much faster.” In a cemetery this may take ...

The process of alkaline hydrolysis, commonly known as "aquamation," is legal in 28 states as a means for the dissolution of human remains. The technology behind the process is produced by Bio ...

But, he said, about 60% of Hoosiers are choosing cremation. His Senate Bill 1044 would legalize alkaline hydrolysis – a process that uses water, alkaline chemicals and heat to decompose corpses ...

The alkaline hydrolysis on site in Manchester is low pressure and the process takes 12 hours and only one can be done a day, where as fire cremations can be done five or six a day, according to ...

"When I look at alkaline hydrolysis, I look at it as a gentle and kind way to take care of a human body." Indiana is one of 15 states with pending legislation to legalize the process, Sieber said.

Tillwell is shipping its equipment from Bio-Response Solutions, an Indiana-based company known for popularizing alkaline hydrolysis. Bio-Response calls its process “aquamation.” Till hopes Bio ...

An illegal cremation method got a medical center in North Texas a cease-and-desist letter from the Texas Funeral Service Commission and its body donation program under internal review in November.

Brown is standing near the vessel that is used in the process. (Kim Hairston/Staff) Joseph H Brown III, owner Joseph H Brown Jr. Funeral Home, offers alkaline hydrolysis or water cremation at ...

There is no tissue or DNA left after the process completes. Antwan Holt, cremation supervisor at Joseph H Brown Jr. Funeral Home, opens the lid of the vessel used for alkaline hydrolysis or water ...

The gory process is referred to as 'final disposition of human remains using alkaline hydrolysis'. In the alkaline hydrolysis process, chemicals, water and heat break down human remains ...

ALTHOUGH THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY PASSED ENABLING LEGISLATION, THIS YEAR, THE PROCESS IS NOT YET REGULATED ... Brown said the alkaline hydrolysis system doesn't boil corpses, but rather, it breaks ...

The process involves heated water and alkali ... In November, Manitoba green-lit alkaline hydrolysis as an after-death care service, a provincial spokesperson confirmed. “The province reviews ...