#embalming fluid

[lostghoulie]

old embalming fluid bottles

[churchburn]

[bloomics]

via matthewhlovett on tiktok

[maeinthekinning]

How ethical is funerary cannibalism (consensual eating someone's body after they passed)

Compared to just dropping it in a hole for plants and maggots and other animals to eat it. (Skeletonize within 1 month to several years)

And compared to embalming fluid (you don't need it to be presentable at the funeral. Just makes you take a lot longer to skeletonize and extremely toxic to the soil and therein the plant and animal life)

[fightingwithallreality]

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[whattimeisitmisterwolf]

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[redkoi1]

Itachi Uchiha appreciation post

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[prismatic-skies]

Thank You,

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@quilttrek

Pls reblog if u vote :)

I was so dedicated to this meme that I went on the embalming fluid website to figure out the names of the chemicals that were too blurred to read

[maeinthekinning]

Do you think their are ethical situations for embalming fluid used on a corpse.

Note, the fluid is highly carcinogenic and when used in a corpse, will harm the environment(doesn't stay forever)and can hurt the workers on the dead. And you don't need it for a non decayed viewing of the corpse even stretching months open casket

[funeralfun2]

[tenth-sentence]

There she lay, definitely dead, not pretty in the manner of a corpse laid out for display with its eyes and mouth stapled shut, its guts eviscerated, and its blood replaced with embalming fluid; she was just a cold corpse.

"Incarnations of Immortality: On a Pale Horse" - Piers Anthony