Faced with drug abuse doubts, Musk announced the results of drug tests to prove his innocence – Passionategeekz

Passionategeekz On June 17, Musk announced his drug test results this afternoon, and fought back the so-called Musk said that he “regularly took ketamine” before the US election.

As shown, Musk shared a report with a range of negative results for illegal and medical substances, including ecstasy, cocaine and ketamine.

In May, the New York Times published a report saying Musk was found bruised on his face while appearing at the White House farewell party. In response, Musk claimed that his dark circles were caused by his five-year-old son. “I was having a fight with Xiao X at the time, and I said to him, “Come on, slap me in the face,” and he really hit him.”

In addition, the New York Times learned through “recent sources based on close to Musk’s campaign” that Musk not only publicly admitted to using ketamine for treatment, but also was accused of using psychedelics and cocaine, and his drug use was far more than previously reported.

The New York Times quoted sources as saying that when Musk promoted Trump, he not only used ecstasy and ate psychedelic mushrooms, but also revealed to people around him that he had bladder problems due to frequent use of ketamine. The 53-year-old entrepreneur has also been reported to carry a daily medicine box filled with at least 20 drugs, including Ritalin.

Regarding reports about “regularly taking ketamine, ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms” and “drug addiction causes bladder problems”, Musk clarified on X: “What I have to clarify is that I didn’t take drugs! The New York Times is a purely nonsense. I tried prescription ketamine a few years ago and said it on X, so it’s not news at all. It does help people get out of the abyss of negative emotions, but I haven’t used it since then.”

Passionategeekz noted that in the past few years, Musk has repeatedly denied reports from different media about his “regular drug use”, but admitted that he had used prescription ketamine to treat depression, claiming that “sometimes taking ketamine is a better choice than SSRI drugs that turn people into ‘zombies’.”

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