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The sudden passing of Matthew Perry sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, but the autopsy report added a more surprising element, suggesting that Perry's demise resulted from excessive ketamine consumption and other medications in his system. More devastating details about the star's final days were recently revealed in a report obtained by PageSix. The report claims that due to the excessive consumption of some drugs, the FRIENDS star became "angry and mean". FILE PHOTO: Cast member Matthew Perry…

The finding by the Los Angeles County medical examiner that “Friends” star Matthew Perry died from “acute effects” of ketamine is generating interest in the drug.Ketamine is generally safe when taken under medical supervision, experts said, but the Perry case also underscores potential risks.Here are some basics about the drug from Times reporting:What did the autopsy conclude? Perry was found dead in his hot tub Oct. 28.The medical examiner concluded the death was an accident.The high levels of ketamine found in his…

Matthew Perry’s Cause Of Death Revealed ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Friends star Matthew Perry passed away around two months back, leaving us all shattered and in disbelief. The cause of his death has been finally discovered, and it is due to the drug ketamine. The report revealed that Perry had a history of drug abuse but also mentioned that the actor had been sober for the last nineteen months. Keep scrolling to learn more about the beloved actor’s tragic demise. Perry became a household name after starring…

After a medical examiner determined that “acute affects of ketamine” caused Friends star Matthew Perry‘s untimely death at 54, some may be wondering just how dangerous the dissociative anesthetic actually is. The answer has a lot to do with the circumstances in which the drug is used. Perry had struggled for years with addiction issues but was reportedly 19 months clean when he drowned in the heated end of the pool at his Los Angeles home. He was also “receiving ketamine infusion therapy for depression and…

Matthew Perry died from the acute effects of the anesthetic ketamine, according to the results of an autopsy on the 54-year-old “Friends” actor released Friday. Matthew Perry, 54. died on October 28, 2023. (AP) The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner said in the autopsy report that Perry also drowned in “the heated end of his pool,” but that it was a secondary factor in his Oct. 28 death, deemed an accident. Stay tuned with breaking news on HT Channel on Facebook. Join Now The report says…

Matthew Perry died from acute effects of ketamine, a drug sometimes used to treat depression, officials said.The contributing factors in Perry’s death include drowning, coronary artery disease and the effects of buprenorphine, a medication used to treat opioid use disorder, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner said. His Oct. 28 death was an accident, according to an autopsy.Perry was found unresponsive at his residence. After 911 was called, paramedics responded to the scene and he was pronounced dead. On Oct. 29,…

Matthew Perry died from the “acute effects of ketamine,” the Los Angeles medical examiner announced Friday. According to the autopsy report obtained by Rolling Stone, the “high levels of ketamine” found in Perry’s blood at the time of his death likely resulted in the Friends actor lapsing “into unconsciousness,” which in turn caused him to drown. Coronary artery disease and buprenorphine effects were also cited as contributing conditions in Perry’s death at the age of 54. The autopsy report also noted that…

Ketamine is well known for being a dangerous recreational drug, but when properly managed it can help treat a variety of health problems. However, a new study raises the question of how carefully ketamine treatments should be targeted.Researchers from Columbia University ran a series of tests on mice, finding that repeated use of ketamine over a 10-day period causes fundamental changes in the way the brain manages dopamine, the neurotransmitter that signals pleasure and satisfaction.In some parts of the brain, the team…

Researchers have mapped the whole brain of mice, revealing how regular ketamine use produces divergent changes in specific areas of the brain responsible for producing the ‘feel-good’ neurotransmitter, dopamine. The discovery could have significant implications for the treatment of mental illness.Because of its illicit use as a party drug, ketamine has had a bad rap for a while. But its reputation has been rehabilitated somewhat, with recent studies suggesting that the drug is an effective treatment for people with…

A new Australian study trialing the use of a low-cost variety of ketamine for treatment-resistant depression has shown promising results, opening the door to an effective, affordable treatment where other treatments have failed.Major depressive disorder is a leading cause of disability globally. For around one-third of people with the condition, standard treatments are ineffective, and they’re deemed ‘treatment-resistant.' So, the hunt is always on for alternative, effective treatments.Ketamine was first synthesized in…