Following his tragic passing in October‚ the County of Los Angeles Department of Medical Examiner revealed Matthew Perry’s cause of death to be from “acute effects of ketamine.” The autopsy report further stated that the actor was undergoing “ketamine therapy infusion therapy for depression and anxiety.” Perry wrote about his experience with the drug during treatment in a Swiss Rehab clinic. The late Friends star noted in his book Friends‚ Lovers‚ and the Big Terrible Thing that he checked in shortly after engaging Molly Hurwitz in 2020 and got daily infusions of ketamine at the center. Ketamine had Perry’s name ‘all over it’ 28 April 2015 – Hollywood‚ California – . “Ride” Los Angeles Premiere held at Arclight Cinemas. Photo Credit: F. Sadou/AdMedia28 April 2015 – Hollywood‚ California – Matthew Perry. “Ride” Los Angeles Premiere held at Arclight Cinemas. Photo Credit: F. Sadou/AdMedia Perry called ketamine a “giant exhale‚” which he would take via drip while blindfolded and listening to music. “Ketamine was a very popular street drug in the 1980s. There is a synthetic form of it now‚ and it’s used for two reasons: to ease pain and help with depression‚” he wrote. “Has my name written all over it— they might as well have called it ‘Matty.'” RELATED: Jennifer Aniston Sparks Reaction With First Public Appearance Since Matthew Perry’s Death He admitted to being consumed by thoughts of death‚ which never stopped him from craving doses regardless. “I would continually sign up for this shit because it was something different‚ and anything different is good. Taking K is like being hit in the head with a giant happy shovel. But the hangover was rough and outweighed the shovel. Ketamine was not for me‚” he continued. Matthew Perry at the CBS Summer Soiree 2015‚ London Hotel‚ West Hollywood‚ CA 05-18-15 Perry may have continued his infusions Although he appeared to stop taking ketamine in his memoir‚ the recent findings suggest that Perry may have continued as the dosage in his system is higher than that from the last treatment he had nearly two weeks before he died. “The ketamine in his system could not be from that infusion therapy since ketamine’s half-life is 3 to 4 hours or less‚” the report explained. 15 March 2017 – Beverly Hills‚ California – Matthew Perry. REELZ “The Kennedys – After Camelot” Los Angeles screening held at Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills. Photo Credit: Birdie Thompson/AdMedia No illicit substances were found in his home‚ and a statement from the Los Angeles County Coroner’s office ruled that his “manner of death is an accident.” Also‚ “Contributing factors in Mr. Perry’s death include drowning‚ coronary artery disease‚ and the effects of buprenorphine‚” they further clarified. Click for next Article The post Matthew Perry Wrote About The Drug That Killed Him In His Memoir appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A