Freddie Flintoff’s’ Original and Honest ‘Living with Bulimia’ hailed as’ Most Important Documentary of the Year ‘

Freddie Flintoff’s documentary, Living with Bulimia, has devastated audiences with his raw and honest account of the game star’s eating disorder.

The top gear presenter spoke honestly about how being a bulimic has affected his life, including the shame of being proud to clean up the food, and even harder to admit to the grip he now has on himself.

Freddie, who was provoked by comments about his weight during his time as a cricketer, continued to throw away his diet when he began to appreciate his weight loss.

He explained: ‘Everyone was happy with me. My weight was declining.

‘It’s like: “I’m the boss of this.” It continued, and I was always doing it. ‘

However, the negative effects soon began to catch on, and he finally admitted to hiding his actions from those around him, including team members and family members, before telling his wife.

Upon learning of bulimia as a whole, Freddie was shocked to find that it was not defined by being sick and that there were other components, including excessive exercise, to burn the calories he ate.

At the heartbreaking moment, he later spoke with young Lawrence’s family members, who died of a heart attack and his body went out years later as a bulimic.

Freddie also spoke to the rescuers now, and the difficulty he encountered in talking about it as a human being.

Hailing as one of the ‘Most Important Documentaries of the Year’, the audience soon acknowledged that it felt like Bulimia was there, and the audience quickly kept the love strong.