A doctor has revealed what taking six grams of ketamine every day can do to the body after former adult industry star Emily Willis was left with locked-in syndrome. Willis, 26, (real name Litzy Lara Banuelos) has been unable to move her body except for her eyes after a cardiac arrest at a rehab centre in February 2024.

A doctor has explained what taking six grams of ketamine every day can do to the body after former adult film star Emily Willis was left 'permanently disabled' following her addiction. Willis, 26, had been admitted to a rehab center in Malibu in February 2024 when she experienced a cardiac arrest and fell into a 'vegetative coma'.

A recently filed lawsuit holds a Malibu rehab facility responsible for Emily Willis becoming ‘permanently disabled’ after she checked in for treatment in 2024.

Emily Willis suffered a cardiac arrest at a rehab facility last year as her family say she is now 'permanently disabled'.

The family of former adult film star Emily Willis is suing a Los Angeles rehab center, alleging its negligent and abusive treatment caused her “irreversible brain damage.”

Former adult film star Emily Willis has reportedly been left permanently disabled following her stay at Summit Malibu rehab center. Her family has filed a lawsuit, alleging negligence and improper care during her treatment for ketamine addiction.

It has been claimed that former adult star Emily Willis, 25, is now "permanently disabled" and in a semi-conscious state after going to rehab for a "ketamine addiction"