"I was definitely known as the health freak among my friends," she tells me.
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The Kardashian family "health freak" (as Khloé calls her) is living up to her name!
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Called the "health freak" of the Kardashian clan (by Khloé!), Kourtney Kardashian lives up to her title – mostly.
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On the "health freak" side of the spectrum, the reality star swears by drinking ghee, a clarified butter, each morning.
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"I'm not a crazy health freak, mainly because the kids eat well on their own," says Stauffer, who is partnering with Vicks.
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Kardashian, the "health freak" of the family (her title from Khloé!), documented her workout on Snapchat, including ab exercises with a Bosu ball and kettlebell squats.
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Though the Kardashian family "health freak" (as Khloé calls her) still eats some meat, she has been open about her decision to eliminate dairy and gluten from her family's diet.
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Kapoun is a health freak -- aside from being a thrill-seeker -- and has reportedly credited his diet and strict workout regimen for the strength and focus to complete the frozen swim.
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Teenage Health Freak is a British teen comedy-drama television series, about the life and travails of a socially awkward teenage boy. It was based on the book Diary of a Teenage Health Freak, by Dr. Ann McPherson and Dr. Aidan Macfarlane. The series was directed by Peter Cattaneo.
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A sequel to the Unmentionable story Little Squirt. When the water in Sydney becomes contaminated, Weesle is forced to stay with his aunt in the countryside. He dislikes his aunt because she is a health freak, and her son enjoys dobbing on Weesle whenever he does anything slightly wrong.
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The term has a variety of much more recent meanings. One is someone with something strikingly unusual about their appearance or behaviour. This usage dates from the "freak scene" of the 1960s and 1970s, most famously championed by Frank Zappa, leader of the rock band The Mothers of Invention. Another recent usage is as an enthusiast, such as a health freak; or referring to obsessive behaviour, such as control freak.
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"Petra Ecclestone: I wanted to die: Turning point: when Petra Ecclestone contracted viral meningitis at the age of 14 it changed her life forever" by Julie Cross, The Times, 30 March 2010; retrieved 8 February 2011. She said "I no longer take my health for granted ... I’m now a health freak and a hypochondriac. I’m obsessed with cleanliness, I eat healthily and take my vitamins." She has since become an ambassador for the Meningitis Trust.
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Adolphs is Principal Investigator on a grant from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) that looked at adolescent language use in discussing health issues in the online forums of the Teenage Health Freak website. She is also Principal Investigator on an Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) investigating Second Language Speech Fluency. She is the member of a number of academic journal editorial boards, including those for Corpora, The International Journal of Corpus Linguistics, and the ELR Journal. From 2014-2018 Adolphs was a member of Council, the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), governing body responsible for the overall strategic direction of the AHRC, including its key objectives and targets.
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He attended the Central School of Speech & Drama before leaving early to pursue a career as a comedian in an act called the 'Diamond Brothers'. He worked as a blue coat for a Pontins Holiday camp in Selsey, West Sussex in 1978. Daniel has also had success as a television series writer credited with Teenage Health Freak (C4), Sister Said, Cavegirl (BBC) and other successful series. He moved into acting and writing and his credits as an actor include the following television series: The Young Ones, Little Armadillos, Only Fools and Horses, Robin of Sherwood, The Bill, Doctor Who as Nord the Vandal in the serial The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, Casualty and One Foot in the Grave.
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Del Boy is a compulsive liar, particularly to women, customers, policemen and even his family and doctors. He sometimes lies when it is against his best interests, such as when he claims to be a health freak while suffering from severe stomach pains, leading to his spending several days under observation in hospital rather than receiving an immediate diagnosis. In "Rodney Come Home" it is revealed that Del supported Millwall F.C. It is revealed in "Sickness and Wealth" that he is frightened of doctors, which causes him to resist Albert and Rodney's advice for him to see one, until a medium tricks him into believing his departed mother wants him to visit the doctor about his stomach. In "Fatal Extraction", it is revealed that Del is also frightened of dentists, avoiding visiting them whenever possible (his previous dentist died on the night of the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977) and only reluctantly visiting due to bad toothache.
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Peacock has also starred in the second series of Coming of Age as DK's estranged father who has just left prison. His film appearances include Bloody Kids, The Supergrass, Riding High, Porridge, Quadrophenia, Gandhi, I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle, Party Party, Whoops Apocalypse, Bull in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves and Carry On Columbus. He also played young Jacques Clouseau in Trail of the Pink Panther and he appeared in The Jewel of the Nile as the special effects maestro. He was one of the regular cast in Nick Hyde and Glen Cardno's Valentine Park for ATV Network starring Ken Jones, David Thewlis and Liz Smith and wrote Men of the World starring John Simm and David Threlfall, Cavegirl, Harry and Cosh, Mud, Very Big Very Soon for Central TV starring Paul Shane, Sheila White, Shaun Curry and Tim Wylton, as well as adapting Teenage Health Freak for TV. He voiced a Beeposaurus in "The Beeps".
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