Increasing the benefit of a patient through an organ transplant, without causing harm to the organ donor, is not feasible. The post-mortem nature of organ removal is more questionable than ever. Furthermore, there are clear and evident signs that real harm is inflicted on the donor during the extraction process. Out of respect for human life, it is not legitimate to remove organs from a body that is still a dying person and not yet a corpse. The book offers guidance for personal orientation. Everyone must make a decision for or against organ donation under the new regulation (decision solution). The author clearly takes a stance for a "No" and outlines the arguments. What is life, what does death mean, and how does the process of dying unfold? The book presents facts on why the concept of brain death is not sustainable and advocates for a dying process without excess.