Presidential Meth Addiction In The White House

(NY Post) At the Carlyle Hotel in New York, a man "peeled off his clothing and began prancing around his hotel suite." The man in question was delusional, paranoid and suffering a "psychotic break" from the effects of an overdose of methamphetamine. He was also the president of the United States.

The reason for John F. Kennedy’s bizarre behavior was that, according to an explosive new book, the president was — unbeknownst to him, at first — a meth addict. The man who supposedly made him so was Max Jacobson, a doctor who had invented a secret vitamin formula that gave people renewed energy and cured their pain, and was given the code name "Dr. Feelgood" by Kennedy’s Secret Service detail. This formula was actually methamphetamine, and over the course of a decades-long practice, Jacobson became doctor to the stars, making unknowing drug addicts out of a long list of the famous and distinguished, including JFK and his wife, Jackie, Marilyn Monroe, Mickey Mantle, Eddie Fisher, Truman Capote and many more. Read The Full Story

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