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rjkz [21]
3 years ago
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What killed Micheal Jackson?

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Leya [2.2K]3 years ago
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Some people think he still alive but he died because of combinations of drugs in his body
natulia [17]3 years ago
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Answer: People tend to say the man who provided his medications killed him, some say it was an heart attack. Micheal Jackson died from a fatal overdose from the anesthetic p r o p o f o l. Micheal Jackson caused his owned death by taking a drug overdose soon as Conrad Murray left his bedroom. Conrad Murray prescribed p r o p o f o l to Micheal without the proper safeguards. The p r o p o f o l helped Micheal Jackson sleep. P r o p o f o l was referred to by Michael Jackson as his "milk" because of the milk-like appearance that it gave him. Conrad also gave Micheal L o r a z e p a m which is also used as sleep aids. Micheal also had M i d a z o l a m is was used to treat seizures. Diazepam was also found in Micheal's body which helps people who are suffering from insomnia and anxiety and seizures. L i  d o c a i n e is another drug Micheal took which was used to treat Micheal's skin condition. Ephedrine is the last drug that was found in Micheal's body It is primarily used as an appetite suppressant and stimulant.

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