Human Body Trade

When you choose to replace part or all of your body's use rights with other things, you must also hand over your human rights as an individual human being. When you actively or passively sell your body, it seems to be an act of survival, but it is more likely to rush to the ranks of accelerated destruction. What is more uncomfortable is that behind various behaviors, you can see the vague "hope", and some choices without choices in some living environments. Being touched by the story written by the author, it seems to be just the natural echo of being struck by human nature. I feel that the author has repeatedly discussed the contradiction between supply and demand, compensation and uncompensation, the development of science and technology and medicine, and human ethics in the article. Until the end, he was unable to confirm the concrete future. The development prospects of human groups seem to be as confused as many individuals. It's not a long book and the text isn't too obscure. I personally think it's pretty good.

It's very interesting. I don't know why, but I can't get enough of online articles lately. Tomato recommended this book to me by chance, and I finished it unexpectedly. This book mainly describes the human body trade in India, such as blood, hair, organ and human egg donation. There is not much narrative in the story, and the description cannot be said to be the focus. This book is mostly about the author's thinking after seeing the human body trading market, and he is looking for a solution. Overall it looks very novel

This book🈶allowed me to understand one side of the world... And saw another method of human greed.

Although it is real, it is far away from me

It feels right. When you die, your body no longer belongs to you, and the cells will disperse. Useful and useless are all gone, but there will be people who forcibly need it, such as various organ transplants, donations, and grave digging; it is complete if it is not "divided into pieces". The biggest thing I feel after reading this book is that real death means that you cannot control your own body (there may be other understandings, but this is the case in this book), and you may be slaughtered by others; think of a word, there is no killing if there is no buying and selling.

This book will take you to see the dark side of the world. Some things you have never imagined are told to you. It is a good book worth reading.

I have read many books that reveal the dark side of life. The authors are all kind and compassionate, especially the author of this book. But there is no way to solve the problem, not even a little way or hope. This is terrible, but there is nothing we can do. The contradictions caused by human beings living in groups are inevitable, just like God and Satan always exist at the same time. Fortunately, despite this, many kind-hearted people have been driving away the darkness with light and heat, bravely moving forward on the difficult and dark road that cannot reach the end.

It was shocking and gave me a new perspective. The social environment in the Indian slums described in the book is something I have never understood before. It is mentioned in the book that every woman in the "kidney village" has suffered organ fraud. Under the coax of the intermediary, she can often only get a small part of the promised amount. After the match is successful, the women in the slum can only wait quietly for the doctor to remove the kidney from their body. Even after the surgery, the patient has to pay for the hospitalization expenses himself. After being discharged from the hospital, he has no choice but to face the intermediary. His fellow villagers will use very repressive words to oppress the new victims, forgetting that they themselves were once victims. After the incident was exposed by reporters, it was condemned by public opinion in the slums. The locals believed that even a well-known and very disgraceful incident could not be discussed on the stage. This would show their incompetence. In such a social environment I think this form of oppression will never go away. Due to the shortage of organs, everyone here will become a victim, even an American. After her death, everyone tried to find out whether her match was suitable. After many twists and turns, the instructor successfully transported the student's body back to the United States. This book shows us another unknown side of human society from a completely new perspective.

It's all bloody facts

Understand the dark side of the world and cherish current life Don't be a person in troubled times, rather be a dog of peace

This book made me think a lot and opened the door to a new world. The chaos of human body trading is an aspect that I have never touched. I sincerely recommend this book [shy]

This book was an eye-opener for me! The author's engaging writing style uses his investigations to expose the secretive and horrific world of human trafficking. The content in the book was shocking, especially seeing people selling their body parts in poverty and desperation, which made me think more deeply about human nature and social issues. This is a thought-provoking book and is recommended for everyone to read.

"The dirty secret behind the organ business is that there is never a shortage of sellers willing to sell their organs." Poor people regard organ trading as a "gold rush" opportunity to exchange for daily necessities. In fact, they often fall into the trap of middlemen, losing both their people and money. The illegality of organ trading makes it difficult to recover from the trap. In addition, the state machinery has These issues are dealt with ambiguously - it is both illegal and turns a blind eye, not to mention is there really a boundary between voluntary and forced for the poor? This kind of tragedy is rampant among the poor. Kidneys, corpses, blood, uterus and young children, or your immune system, etc., Each part will become a cold commodity and appear in the buying and selling chain. Compared with "volunteer organ sellers", what is more funny and helpless is that there are always eager buyers. These transactions are sometimes based on the pursuit of the best benefits of life, that is, one party "voluntarily" gives part of something in exchange for the continuation of the life of the other party, or in the name of promoting the development of medicine. There is no end in sight for these transactions, and they have become the endless exploitation of the wealthy class against the poor class, and the European and American world against the third world. At the end, I remembered that hell joke - you can get a huge amount of money if you take each part of your body apart, but the whole you is only worth a few thousand per month. Two horror stories.

I only wish you to be always happy, always rejoicing, interesting and hopeful, and free from disasters.

Human nature is evil and cruel. Peace is a cover

This book has a lot of useful information

Understand the dark side of society

It reveals some insider information very truly. I admire the author's courage and justice.

It's such a cruel, broken world. This book describes the various underground chains of human body trading through the author's eyes and in calm and objective language. To completely realize equality for all, we have a long way to go.

I thought it was a long novel, so I kept reading it, but I didn't expect to finish it so quickly. It gave me a deeper understanding of this serious topic. I am grateful that there are people like this, regardless of danger, to explore the truth and secrets. From the article, we can also see that the author is a very kind person. He helps parents of lost children contact overseas adopters and helps transport the remains back to the country...

Well written and well translated, it touches the soul and refreshes the outlook on life.

Very good novel

I don't know why I have a strange feeling when reading this book. The smell of blood and the stench of human tissue fluids always flashes in my mind. I don't give five stars because there is such a thing in the dark corner of the world, which caused me to have physical aversion. It is a good book to broaden my horizons, but it takes courage to persist in reading.

Wherever you can't see, there is darkness. You stand in the sun, but not everyone can stand in the sun.

That's the truth, there's no way

Well written and worth reading

Revealed the dark side of modern medicine, which saves people with one hand and sells and sells them legally with the other.

It was the first time I learned about the darkness of the global human body market. I was so shocked!

First time listening to human body trading

It is worth reading this book to let all readers know more about some of the shocking and unknown black industry chains!