Can we have a serious discussion about these allegations that

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Can we have a serious discussion about these allegations that have been around forever but are now picking up again about Adolf's personal drug use and the level of the use of Oxycontin, methamphetamine, barbiturates, and cocaine in all levels of the German army and society at large during the Third Reich?
It's known that Hitler himself was presented to the public as a teetotaler who even abstained from meat and coffee and loathed tobacco. The Nazi party created successful social programs which aimed at discouraging smoking and alcoholism as well as poor fitness as all being degenerate, and they also pioneered animal rights legislation. But in this new book it is revealed that Hitler became ill in 1941 and was given by his doctor intravenous vitamins and Oxycontin (called Dolantin at the time) and by 1943 he was fully addicted and suffered withdrawls. it is also claimed that methamphetamine became a grocery item in Germany at this time and was part of daily Wehrmacht rations, so much that the British actually targeted the chemistry labs and factories that produced these drugs with ariel bombardment. I'm just wondering if anyone has any counter evidence to these points or has studied this theory itself.