What really killed Michael Jackson? Full list

So many articles are being written today dedicated to Michael Jackson’s sudden death. However no one yet knows about the real causes of it. The only official assumption is that M.Jackson’s heart stopped to beat due to misuse of painkiller drugs that were prescribed to him by his personal doctors. But no one speaks about really solid reasons behind this tragedy, at least those which forced him to use so many pills that eventually killed him. Here we have tried to bring up the list of known injuries and other facts that negatively affected Michael Jackson’s health throughout his career:

1979. Aged 21, Michael Jackson fell while practicing his slick dance moves and broke his nose during a complex dance routine. His first nose surgery was actually necessary, but it was not a complete success. The operation left permanent physical and cosmetic complications. Later on he complained of breathing difficulties that would affect his career. He was referred to Dr. Steven Hoefflin, who performed Jackson's second rhinoplasty and other subsequent operations. Jackson ended up having several more rhinoplastic surgeries.

1984 – The special effects went wrong when 25-year-old entertainer was singing his hit "Billie Jean" for a Pepsi Cola commercial in Los Angeles on 27.01.1984. Michael Jackson had been taken to a hospital where he was treated for second degree burns. He was reportedly having a discomfort and hair loss what resulted in a major surgery on his scalp after that case.

1986 - Michael Jackson was diagnosed with Vitiligo and Lupus. Vitiligo is a pigmentation disorder in which melanocytes (the cells that make pigment) in the skin are destroyed. Lupus is a chronic, autoimmune syndrome that can injure any part of the body, skin, joints, and organs inside the body. Extreme fatigue and joint pain are common with Lupus. There is no cure for Vitiligo, nor is there a cure for Lupus.

1990 – On June 04, 1990 Michael Jackson was hospitalized with chest pains. He was taken to the emergency room of hospital in Santa Monica complaining of chest discomfort and pains. No additional details were released.

1995 - Michael Jackson was hospitalized suffering from apparent dehydration and low blood pressure. The 37-year-old entertainer collapsed on stage during a rehearsal at the Beacon Theater in New York on December 6, 1995. Emergency service received a call the theater saying Jackson was not breathing, but when they arrived minutes later he was awake and alert, according to his spokesman. Emergency workers determined that Jackson was suffering from exhaustion, dehydration and dangerously low blood pressure measured 70 over 40.

1999 - On June 29, 1999 at the Olympic stadium in Munich, Germany, Michael Jackson fell more than 50 feet, after the bridge that he was performing on collapsed. The bridge was supposed to drop during Jackson’s performance, but it separated too soon and the middle section fell into the pit of the stage as Michael sang his environmental awareness song “Earth Song.” After the show, he was taken to a Munich hospital suffering from a few bruises and minor burns.

2001 – Just days before the planned speech at the famous Oxford Union M.Jackson fractured the bone in a fall at his home, the Neverland Valley Ranch in California. Despite having his leg plastered up to his knee he visited and had a speech about Heal The Kids at the Oxford Union.

2005 – Despite of the ultimate acquittal from the child molestation accusation, lawsuits that lasted in total more than a year had a huge negative effect both on M.Jackson’s mentality and physical state. Continuously attending the court sessions and receiving a massive critics from the media drove him to chronic depression. Once he stayed at home instead of attending on of the trials to recuperate from a back injury. After being proclaimed as not guilty Jackson again sought medical attention for a back injury and dehydration.

Childhood – Michael Jackson claimed that his father abused him both emotionally and physically. This obviously had started a self-destructive pattern that continued into his adulthood. Michael also was denied a normal childhood, being thrust into fame with the "Jackson 5" at an early age. Perhaps this is why Jackson was so fascinated with the fantasy of "Peter Pan and Neverland". Furthermore while being a child he was obviously not happy with his appearance. And later on that obsession entailed a number of  plastic surgeries on his nose and chin, transformation from afro-american to white. Based on above we may conclude that despite the adoration of millions of fans around the world, the respect and love of other celebrities, numerous talents of a singer, dancer and composer Michael Jackson did not love himself. This ultimately led him down a lonely road of isolation and despair and ended in tragedy.