Matthew Perry died from the acute effects of ketamine. In his biography, he had already spoken of the infusion sessions of the substance that he underwent to combat depression. However, it was not this therapy that caused his death.
Matthew Perry he died for them “acute effects of ketamine”. This was revealed by the recent autopsy results, released approximately two months after his death. The star of Friendsinterpreter of the character of Chandler Binghe had already talked about his ketamine infusion sessions in its biographyby title Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing. The substance was used to treat depression. However, the police specified that what they found in his body could not be the ketamine from the therapy in question.
Matthew Perry and ketamine infusion sessions: the story
According to what the English newspaper reports The Indipendent, in his book Perry had already talked about ketamine infusion sessions, that they were used for “relieve pain and help with depression.” The actor had received the substance in a rehabilitation center in Switzerland, where he had stayed for a period during the pandemic. Between the pages of Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing, Chandler Bing’s interpreter describes his therapy:
They took me into a room, sat me down, put headphones on me so I could listen to music, blindfolded me and put in an IV. As the music played and the K flowed through me, everything focused on the ego and ego death. And often at that hour I thought I was dying. Oh, I thought, this is what happens when you die.
The actor, however, decided to stop infusions because of the powerful side effects that ketamine caused him: “Taking K was like being hit on the head with a giant shovelee happy. THE hangovers were strong and they passed the shovel. It wasn’t for me.”
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It was not that therapy that caused the death
According to what we learned from the autopsy results, Perry’s death was accidental. Last October 28, the actor was found lifeless in the hot tub by his assistant, who immediately afterwards called the ambulance. A week before his death, the Friends star had undergone one ketamine infusion therapy cI, however, did not cause his death. The police, in fact, excluded a connection between the two facts, specifying that the substance found in Perry’s body could not have been ketamine because that “It only stays in the body for three, four hours or less.”
2023-12-17 10:02:19
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