Miguel Melendez

Nobody's coordinating his care.

And if he's getting ketamine, as it said in the autopsy, there's ketamine contents in the stomach that would be ketamine pills.

That's a rogue doctor.

Somebody outside of

Good practice guidelines giving pills they have no business giving in addition to ketamine treatments.

Yeah, it helps with anesthesia for your cats and dogs.

But at low doses, it's been shown to be beneficial in massively unstable major depressive disorder.

But guess what?

That acceptable therapy is nasal.

It's a nasal spray with your psychiatrist.

Wait, what?

The acceptable FDA-approved

supervised ketamine treatment is to go see your psychiatrist, have an appointment, get a nasal spray,

and stay until you're stable and have a counseling session.

What you have here is somebody keeps saying, well, he's in treatment, he's in recovery.

He's not getting enough psychosocial therapy because he's impaired, he's impulsive, he's processing poor decisions because he doesn't have that counseling part linked to all this medicine.

What is ketamine?

Ketamine is a class of medicine

that works on transmitters

called glutamate.