Jasveen Sangha, the "Ketamine Queen," was just sentenced to 15 years in prison for her role in Matthew Perry's death. But the media is missing the most important part of the story.

As an ER doctor who has supervised over 3,000 ketamine infusions, I am terrified by the chilling effect this case will have. Matthew Perry did not die in a medical clinic. He died because he was injected with an anesthetic dose of illicit street drugs by an untrained assistant.

In this video, I break down the exact facts of the case (straight from the DOJ and the LA County Medical Examiner), the critical difference between street drugs and clinical medicine, and why ketamine therapy remains one of the most profound breakthroughs for treatment-resistant depression and PTSD.

I also share my own story of surviving suicidal ideation, and why I fear that the misinformation surrounding this case will cost lives.

After 25 years as an ER physician, I've seen what happens when people are suffering and the standard treatments just don't work. In this video, I'm going to show you — on a whiteboard — exactly what's happening inside your brain when you're depressed, why antidepressants fail for so many people, and how ketamine does something no other treatment can.

This isn't theory. At Alpha Omega Wellness, we've helped over 800 patients reduce their depression and anxiety scores by 65–70% in just 3–4 weeks. Here's the science behind why that's possible.

What you'll learn:
✔ Why your brain LOSES neural connections when you're depressed
✔ Why antidepressants can't fix structural brain damage
✔ What BDNF is — and why it's like Miracle-Gro for your brain
✔ How ketamine grows new connections within hours
✔ Who is and isn't a good candidate

If you or someone you love has tried antidepressants, therapy, and still isn't better — this podcast is for you.

Many of Dr. Dee’s patients tried the standard depression and anxiety therapy for years, but never got the results they wanted. When we keep taking the same medicine over and over, or we keep seeing the same counselor for years on end, and we are not experiencing healing, it’s time to try something different.
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again but expecting a different result.
Wishful thinking that this same treatment will somehow start working is just that – wishful thinking.
Dr. Dee discusses how shifting to a different therapy, one that gets the brain healthy, can make all the difference.

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