Miguel Melendez

Ketamine's been abused for 20 years in drug culture and drug use.

But is it traded freely on the street?

It is on the street.

You can buy it if you can ask for it from your dealer.

They'll get you some.

But it's FDA approved as a nasal spray, and he's not getting the FDA approved version.

These are rogue doctors in rogue clinics.

The only doctor that's probably legitimate here is the one giving the buprenorphine.

That's the hardest word to say, but in order to do that, you have to have training.

The rest of these people doing ketamine, rogue.

They're outside the law.

They're outside good practice.

We saw this with Anna Nicole Smith, Michael Jackson, Prince,

all these rogue doctors treating all these celebrities, and you don't know who's around them.

And Matthew Perry was not the first celebrity to be open about the ketamine therapy sessions.

I mean, weeks before he died.

On December 1st, Chrissy Teigen was very open about the fact that she underwent a ketamine therapy session to celebrate her birthday.

And she said on Instagram how she saw space and time and her late son Jack is someone she saw during this therapy session.

So ketamine has kind of like sort of has come into the conscious as of late.

And now more because of Matthew Perry's death, you're seeing the horrible side effects that it can have.