Freddie Flintoff’s ‘Raw and Honest’ Living with Bilimia is considered the ‘Most Important Documentary of the Year’

Freddie Flintoff’s documentary Living with Bulimia has ruined viewers with an honest account of the game star’s raw and eating disorder.

The top gear presenter clearly spoke about how being bullied has affected her life, including the shame of being ‘proud’ of refining food, and now even finding it hard to accept the grip on it.

Commenting on his weight during his time as a cricketer, Freddie continued to throw away his food when he began to appreciate weight loss.

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

‘It was like this: “I do this boss.” It’s just continued and I’ve been doing it all the time. ‘

However, the negative effects immediately began to seize him, and before he finally told his wife, he confessed to hiding his actions from those around him, including teammates and family members.

Learning about bulimia as a whole, Freddie was shocked to learn that he was not defined as being ill, and that it contained other elements, including excessive exercise to burn the calories he ate.

In a heartbreaking moment, he later spoke to family members of young Lawrence, whose body had died of a heart attack, as his body turned out to be bald after many years.

Freddie also spoke to people currently in recovery, and had difficulty speaking out about him as a man.

Appreciated as the ‘most important documentary of the year’, viewers were soon sent to keep the love strong as he admitted that he felt he would have Balimia forever.