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Freaky Eaters is an American documentary television series based on the BBC series of the same name that aired on TLC.
A husband and a father of two children becomes so addicted to cheeseburgers that he doesn't feel right without eating at least three cheeseburgers a day.
A mother becomes so lonely after divorcing her husband and her children have moved out that she turns to sweets for comfort. Her addiction gets so severe that she eats them at every meal of the day.
A 29-year-old mother of a 7-year-old girl has always been a picky eater and loved fries so much they are the only food she is willing to eat.
A young man develops such an unhealthy relationship with pizza that he eventually loses his ability to play volleyball and suffers from headaches, heart palpitations, and vomiting each morning. With all this pain, he turns to pizza for comfort.
A young man who grew up in a strict family becomes addicted to raw meat and dismisses his brother's concern for the health consequences.
A young woman becomes so hooked on Coke that she drinks over 30 cans a day, even though her health has already become delicate after a surgery she had.
J.J. Virgin
Mike Dow
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