Media made a sensational statement about Elon Musk

According to an investigation by The New York Times, based on information from informed sources, Elon Musk uses narcotic substances much more frequently than previously assumed, including during the period of active support for Donald Trump's election campaign.

The publication reports that the 53-year-old technology magnate has developed serious health problems due to addiction. The businessman's inner circle notes sharp mood swings, increased aggression, and an obsessive desire to increase the number of his own children.

According to NYT sources, Musk has admitted to close associates that he uses ketamine in such quantities that it negatively affects the functioning of his bladder. It is reported that during some periods, the entrepreneur took ketamine daily, combining it with other psychoactive substances. Additionally, at private events, Musk allegedly used ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms.

Previously, Musk himself denied accusations of substance abuse, claiming that ketamine was prescribed to him by doctors to treat depression. "If you take too much ketamine, it would be impossible to do your job. I have a lot of work," the businessman stated.

The New York Times emphasizes that ketamine can cause a state of dissociation, and its prolonged use can lead to addiction and problems with the urinary system.