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Guha believes that the reason that there are so many problems with these machines is that we are trying too hard to replicate the actual thing. Meaning, the human heart works by building up pressure in one of its four chambers – the left ventricle. That one part of the heart is responsible for most of the work. That’s how it works in mother nature, but to try to mimic that artificially puts unnecessary stress on one part of the machine, which leads to problems, because it damages blood cells which leads to clotting.

Dr. Guha likens the process to trying to scale a four-foot rise in just one bound. “Do it too often and your knees will give way,” he said. “Much better to use a series of small steps.”

So he thought up a machine that slowly builds up pressure using all of its chambers. And he was inspired by the cockroach, whose heart has 13 chambers that each slowly build up pressure to move blood around. If one of them fails, the cockroach still survives. (They’ll need all those backup chambers for when you step on them.)

Dr. Guha has actually been working on this model since the 60’s. He’s now testing the heart on goats. Hopefully, the goats will do well. Humans hopefully come up on about a year and a half.

This not only makes the whole operation environmental. It makes it more humane, an issue Naturalbuy is very concerned with.

Under new regulations by the EU set to go into effect in 2012, egg producers will be required to provide 750 square centimeters of space for each bird. Also required will be sand or grass, imitating the birds’ natural habitat, and even soft material for birds to rest on.

To top it off with a cherry, the coop itself is largely built of recycled materials.

Though the coop is more expensive than traditional ones, the money-saving advantages make it more economical in the long run. Those are, running the coup, refrigerating the eggs, and cleaning up the waste. Since this one uses the waste to power the coop with enough power to refrigerate the eggs, that’s three birds with one stone. But we won’t kill any of them that are in the coop.