'Biohacker' Traywick accidentally drowned, official confirms
Two months after his widely reported death at age 28, biohacker Aaron Traywick was found to have accidentally drowned in the floatation tank he was using, and the drug ketamine was in his system.
The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Washington, DC, where Traywick’s body was discovered on April 29, confirmed to Endpoints News that the death, an accident, was caused by “asphyxia due to drowning with ketamine intoxication,” after we followed up on a Bloomberg story citing an autopsy report. A floatation tank is a soundproof pod filled with body-temperature saltwater meant to promote “sensory deprivation” and “deep relaxation,” while ketamine is a powerful anesthetic often abused as a party drug.
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