Matthew Perry's Autopsy Reveals Shocking Truth About Ketamine Addiction

Addiction specialist Dr. Scott Hadland has provided insight into Matthew Perry's autopsy report, revealing that ketamine played a significant role in his death. The report states that Perry died from the acute effects of ketamine, a drug he was using for anxiety and depression through ketamine therapy. However, his last known treatment supervised by a medical professional was over a week before his death, suggesting that Perry had relapsed and was abusing the drug recreationally. Dr. Hadland explains that ketamine can be misused and used recreationally, contradicting Perry's primary doctor's claim that there is no addiction associated with ketamine use. The autopsy report also reveals Perry's history of heart disease, which ketamine, at high doses, can affect.