The Controversy Surrounding Matthew Perry's Ketamine Therapy and Tragic Death

A ketamine therapist and addiction medicine expert, Dr. Zaid Fadul, argues that blaming Matthew Perry's death solely on ketamine is misleading and unfair. While ketamine was found in Perry's system, he believes any sedating drug could have had the same effect, as Perry drowned in his hot tub. Dr. Fadul suggests that Perry may have had a high tolerance to ketamine due to previous use, and emphasizes that ketamine can be an effective treatment for depression and anxiety when used safely. He believes Perry's case should serve as a cautionary tale rather than discouraging people from considering ketamine as a viable option.