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The Channel Four Programme Supersize Vs. Superskinny is currently looking for people to take part in Series 4.

Across the series we are hoping to follow a group of people who suffer from an eating disorder as they take part in an eight week treatment programme.

If you want help tackling your eating disorder then please get in touch. We are looking for people who are affected by anorexia, bulimia, laxative abuse, orthorexia, binge eating and obsessive compulsive disorder related to their eating habits. Participants will be supported by a fully qualified psychotherapist and nutritionist, both specialising in eating disorders, before, during and after their individually devised programmes.

If you would like to find out more please get in touch by email: [email protected]

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