Michael Jackson Had Insomnia

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So now it can be told. Insomnia has been known to prey on much of the popular celebrities and apparently there seems to be a connection between Insomnia and the King of Pop’s death. Michael Jackson had been distraught on Insomnia for the past months and requested a strong sedative despite warnings it would be harmful.

And for nurse Cherilyn Lee, she had already warned Jackson of the circumstances, much of which was ignored. The only question now is who was responsible for giving him the sedatives which was known as Diprivan.

Several months ago, Jackson had begun badgering Lee about Diprivan, also known as Propofol, Lee said. It is an intravenous anesthetic drug widely used in operating rooms to induce unconsciousness. It is generally given through an IV needle in the hand.

This is one of the angles seen on how Jackson died. From the looks of it and the background of Diprivan it does make sense. The question is, how did Jackson obtain it.

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(Source) Sun Times

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One Response to Michael Jackson Had Insomnia

  1. Derek Logan says:

    Well I definitely concur! The problem with Jackson was the type of drugs that were pumped into his system. For my insomnia I just took some ambien pills I got from medsheaven.com. Worked well for me.

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