Doctor discloses horrific effects of daily 6g ketamine use after Emily Willis left 'permanently disabled'
After former adult industry actress Emily Willis had locked-in syndrome, a specialist explained what six grams of ketamine per day can do to the body. Willis, 26, (real name Litzy Lara Banuelos), has been unable to move her body except her eyes after a cardiac attack in a rehabilitation center in February 2024. ' Emily Willis. ' emilywillisx3/Instagram This is because it robbed her of oxygen for an extended length of time, leaving her 'permanently disabled'. In May, following the tragedy, her family released an update on her condition, stating that she had emerged from a 'vegetative coma'. Her family penned the following note: "Recently, Emily's world, and ours, was turned upside down when she was admitted to the hospital, marking the beginning of an incredibly tough and unforeseen battle." Unfortunately, Willis' condition means she can only move her eyes and is effectively paralyzed. It occurred after she was taken to the Malibu Re...