Author Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury, known for his revolutionary DIP diet, sums up the crux of the book, saying, “When a person dies, the Aware 2study says, it is not death in the real sense. The first ten minutes are crucial. It is temporary death and is known as the Transformative Experience of Death when there is no pulse, no breathing, and no movement. The cells of the body are not dead. The cells have all kinds of food available to them-be it oxygen or nutrition. The brain cells are alive for up to four minutes, and these minutes are known as the Grey Zone. The Grey zone is uncertain. It is in these four minutes; you have a chance to bring back a life!” Dr. Roy Chowdhury; also took the opportunity to highlight the limitations of the commonly performed procedure known as ‘CPR’ Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation; on the clinically dead patients and trained the audience with a superior and evidence-based method called ‘Cardiac Compression.’ The event was co-organized by National Institute of Holistic Health (NIH) & Federation Internationale Law Medicine Ethics & Innovation (FILMEI) and also saw the presence of Dr. Rajesh C Shah, popularly known as the Father of Medico-Legal Sciences. He emphasized the need to integrate the various system of medicines for the best outcome.
About the Book
‘The Last 4 Minutes’, is a life-saving book. It states that when a person dies, the first ten minutes are crucial. It is temporary death and is known as the Transformative Experience of Death. The brain cells are alive for up to four minutes, and the cells have all kinds of food available to them-be it oxygen or nutrition. These four minutes are known as the Grey Zone. It is in these four minutes; you have a chance to bring back a life!
