Conrad Murray ruled him as having insomnia. Which is a disease that makes you extremely tired and keeps you up for hours with inability to sleep. After months of living off of caffeine and energy drinks he went back to his doctor for the annual check up and complained about not being able to sleep. Dr. Conrad Murray proscribed him Propofol which is used to put people down for surgery. Michael Jackson died 60 days after using this drug that was not an over the counter every day drug and should not have been prescribed to him in the first place. In Michael's autopsy report he died from Propofol intoxication which caused him to stop breathing. Also traces of Lorazepam (used to treat anxiety and insomnia), Midazolam ( used for insomnia and medical sedation), Lidocaine ( local anesthetic also inside propofol), Diazepam ( to treat anxiety and alcohol withdrawal) and Nordiazepam ( a sedative) in his bloodstream. Propofol isn't a sleeping aid it's a general anesthetic. It doesn't have the same effect as a sleeping aid. Therefore Michael wasn't getting the sleep he needed and he had extremely high unneeded amounts of a dangerous anesthetic in his
Conrad Murray ruled him as having insomnia. Which is a disease that makes you extremely tired and keeps you up for hours with inability to sleep. After months of living off of caffeine and energy drinks he went back to his doctor for the annual check up and complained about not being able to sleep. Dr. Conrad Murray proscribed him Propofol which is used to put people down for surgery. Michael Jackson died 60 days after using this drug that was not an over the counter every day drug and should not have been prescribed to him in the first place. In Michael's autopsy report he died from Propofol intoxication which caused him to stop breathing. Also traces of Lorazepam (used to treat anxiety and insomnia), Midazolam ( used for insomnia and medical sedation), Lidocaine ( local anesthetic also inside propofol), Diazepam ( to treat anxiety and alcohol withdrawal) and Nordiazepam ( a sedative) in his bloodstream. Propofol isn't a sleeping aid it's a general anesthetic. It doesn't have the same effect as a sleeping aid. Therefore Michael wasn't getting the sleep he needed and he had extremely high unneeded amounts of a dangerous anesthetic in his