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Cryosleep antifreeze, what possible materials could be used?

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In warlords the Hegemony already has practical usage for cryosleep (no clue how it would be enduced just yet) in the medical field and in long voyages, ex: freighter travelling from Uranus to Ceres. As well as planned voyages to exo-planets.

One issue I've seen brought up in multiple cryosleep questions is the body getting too cold and the cells being damaged. I saw on a recent cryofreeze question someone bring up using an antifreeze of some sorts.

That got me thining, but I'm by no means a chemist (barely passed chemistry in high school, lmao). What kind of chemical, liquid, or material would be the best fit for the job?

Notes:

  1. It can't be something magical, but it could be something possible to create, but isn't around just yet

  2. Ignore other effects of cryosleep. I'm focusing on this piece by piece.

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