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What is Demerol Used For?

There have been reports that have hinted at the fact that Michael Jackson was killed due to complications with using the drug demerol.

Many people have been curious as to what Demerol is because not only was Michael Jackson using it but of the alleged report that it could have been the cause of his Cardiac Arrest.

What Is Demerol Used For?

Demerol is a narcotic drug used to control pain, similar to Morphine, that Mr. Jackson was using to alleviate some of the symptoms of pain he was experiencing from his skin cancer. Like most narcotics, it can be an extremely addictive substance that can lead to dependency and depression. Demerol is describe as over 15-20 times more potent than morphine, which we all know is extremely habit forming.

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