Ketamine coma

The concept of a "ketamine coma" refers to administering ketamine in doses sufficient to induce a coma-like state, which has been considered for therapeutic purposes, such as treating severe pain syndromes. This approach has garnered significant attention and controversy.

In one mention on The Jordan Harbinger Show, Jordan Harbinger discusses a disturbing case where a mother demanded a hospital to put her daughter in a ketamine coma as a treatment option, despite the severe risks and lack of appropriate justification for such an extreme step. The hospital refrained from conducting such a treatment, and it was noted that the mother sought to take her daughter out of the country to obtain this procedure, suggesting a drastic and highly unconventional treatment route 1. This instance reflects a concerning use of ketamine, indicative of extreme measures beyond standard medical protocols.

Ketamine, used medically for anesthesia and noted for its pain-blocking and antidepressant qualities, can be dangerous, especially at high doses or when used improperly. The scenario discussed raises ethical and safety concerns about high-risk treatments, particularly with minors or when pushed by non-medical professionals under dubious circumstances.