Drug shock surrounding Elon Musk: consumption exposed in the White House!

Drug shock surrounding Elon Musk: consumption exposed in the White House!

The drug allegations against Elon Musk have caused a stir in recent days. A report from New York Times reports allegations that the SpaceX CEO regularly used drugs, including ketamine, psychedelic mushrooms and ecstasy, during his time in the Trump administration. According to reports, he was consumed frequently, up to daily, and ketamine in particular was said to have led to bladder problems.

As part of these allegations, it is mentioned that Musk always carried a medication box with him containing approximately 20 pills, including Adderall. His public appearances also fueled speculation about his condition. At a Trump event in January 2025, Musk stood out for making a Nazi-like gesture, and his behavior at a conservative conference in February 2025 was described as confused, as he both stuttered and laughed inappropriately.

Criticism and concerns about Musk's behavior

Friends of Musk, including neuroscientist Philip Low, expressed concern and criticized the suspected "moral decay." Musk was previously a supporter of Donald Trump's campaign and even held a position within a US agency. However, he reportedly decided to quit his job to focus more on his businesses. Now the question is whether Musk was under the influence of drugs during his political activities in the White House.

As for the potential drug testing Musk would have to undergo as SpaceX's government contractor, it's newsworthy that he was reportedly given advance warning. It remains unclear whether he ever stood out in an official test. The White House has not yet commented on the allegations or commented on possible drug tests for Musk. Doubts about his drug use are increasing, especially since his erratic behavior and insulting statements towards cabinet members have been documented.

Elon Musk's statement and personal circumstances

Musk himself denies the allegations and explains that he takes ketamine in controlled doses every two weeks for depression. He emphasizes that he “really doesn’t” like using illegal drugs. Separate from the drug allegations, Musk has a complicated personal life marked by various relationships and legal disputes. Multiple women are fighting over custody of his children, causing him to distance himself from longtime friends and fueling additional concerns about Musk's current condition.

In a broader context, it is important to note that the discussion about drug policy has changed over the course of the 20th and 21st centuries. Historically, there have been repeated moves from repressive measures to accepting approaches to reduce health and social problems. The development of harm reduction programs and the discussion about legal regulation of drugs are part of an ongoing societal change in the perspective of drugs and their use. Questions about Musk's drug use and its potential influence on his work and political activities could add a new dimension to some of the current debates about drug policy in the United States, such as the one Federal Agency for Civic Education clarified.