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Michelin-starred chef Heston Blumenthal discusses his struggle with bipolar disorder in a new BBC documentary. Blumenthal shares his experiences of a mental breakdown and the impact his condition has had on his family, particularly his son Jack. The documentary also delves into Blumenthal's history of self-medicating with cocaine and his fears about how medication might affect his creativity. The chef opens up about hallucinations and suicidal thoughts, aiming to raise awareness about the stigma surrounding mental health issues.
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