Allegations Suggest Elon Musk's Substantial Drug Consumption Triggered Bladder Issues
Elon Musk's Drug Use and Health Issues Allegedly Linked to Trump Campaign
High profile tech entrepreneur Elon Musk reportedly consumed drugs to an alarming extent during his association with Donald Trump's presidency campaign, according to a report by The New York Times. The source revealed that Musk's consumption was so frequent and excessive, it resulted in bladder problems, a known side effect of anesthetic ketamine.
Sources have cited that Musk's intake of ketamine was so frequent, he was reportedly taking it daily. Alongside ketamine, Musk is said to have indulged in drugs such as ecstasy, hallucinogenic mushrooms, and the prescription stimulant Adderall. Photographic evidence reveals a medication case containing approximately 20 pills, including Adderall, was with Musk as he traveled with Trump.
Musk's admission of ketamine use in March 2024, with doubly-weekly consumption, pales compared to the extensive intake suggested by the recent investigation. The tech magnate, aged 53, previously spoke candidly about his drug use but allegedly failed to disclose the severity of his consumption during this period.
When confronted about the allegations during a White House press conference with Trump, Musk expressed skepticism about the newspaper's credibility, while Trump himself showed no concerns. Musk served as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and Trump's resignation ceremony took place on Friday evening. Trump expressed gratitude for Musk's "exceptional service" and assured the public that Musk would continue to frequent the White House.
It remains unknown whether Musk continued his drug usage after joining the White House and leading the DOGE department. Musk has a history of discussing his drug use publicly, mentioning ketamine as a tool against depressive episodes. Earlier on, he was observed smoking cannabis, although its recreational use is legal in numerous U.S. states.
Sources: ntv.de, lme
- Drugs
- Elon Musk
- Donald Trump
- DOGE Department
- USA
The Enrichment Data reveals Musk's drug use evolved from occasional ketamine use in early 2024 to a more severe pattern around mid-2024, involving multiple substances, including ketamine, ecstasy, psychedelic mushrooms, and Adderall. This escalation occurred as Musk became heavily involved with Trump's reelection campaign and his position at the DOGE department. Musk's drug use is believed to have contributed to physical health issues, especially bladder damage resulting from ketamine consumption, as well as increasingly unpredictable behavior.
- Elon Musk's extensive drug use, involving substances like ketamine, ecstasy, psychedelic mushrooms, and Adderall, allegedly increased during his involvement with Donald Trump's reelection campaign and his role in the DOGE department.
- The reported drug use by Elon Musk during the Trump campaign period is believed to have led to physical health issues, such as bladder damage caused by frequent ketamine consumption.
- It is unclear if Elon Musk continued his drug usage after joining the White House and heading the DOGE department, but his history of openly discussing his drug use, including ketamine as a treatment for depressive episodes, suggests a pattern that began earlier.
- Despite the accusations of drug use against Elon Musk during his association with Donald Trump's campaign and time in the DOGE department, the two political figures have publicly shown no concerns about the allegations.
