Matthew Perry's Tragic Death: Unveiling the Dark Side of Ketamine Therapy

Matthew Perry, known for his role in "Friends," was receiving testosterone shots in the weeks leading up to his death, which a friend said made him "angry and mean," according to his autopsy report. Perry was also undergoing frequent ketamine infusions to treat depression and drug addiction, with ketamine being ruled as the cause of his death. The report revealed that Perry had been taking multiple prescriptions, including ketamine and testosterone, as well as an estrogen-based weight loss drug. Perry's death shocked fans, but his legacy lives on through the launch of the Matthew Perry Foundation, a charity dedicated to helping individuals battling addiction.
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