Ep 8. Urine Drinker

In My Strange Addiction season 3 episode 8, we are introduced to a woman named Carrie who has a unique and disturbing addiction - she drinks large quantities of her own urine daily. Her addiction began when she was a teenager and started researching alternative health remedies. She became intrigued by drinking urine as a way to cleanse her body and prevent illness.

Carrie now consumes up to 80 ounces of urine each day, which she believes is the equivalent of drinking water. She even stores her urine in large jugs in her house and claims that the taste is similar to that of water. Her addiction has caused her to become socially isolated, as she finds it difficult to spend time with others who do not understand her addiction.

The episode follows Carrie as she goes about her daily routine, which involves collecting her urine and drinking it throughout the day. We see her preparing her urine collection jugs and drinking from them in public places, such as parks and public restrooms. Carrie admits that she has faced a lot of judgment and ridicule because of her addiction, but she remains committed to her belief that urine is a natural and healthful substance.

The show also explores the physical and psychological effects of Carrie's addiction. Medical experts warn that drinking urine can be dangerous, as it can contain harmful bacteria and toxins that can cause illness. Carrie admits that she has experienced some negative side effects, such as stomach cramps and burning sensations in her throat. However, she remains convinced that her urine drinking is keeping her healthy and preventing illness.

Throughout the episode, we see Carrie seeking help for her addiction, but struggling to find support from friends and family. She attends a support group for individuals with unusual addictions, but feels misunderstood by the other members. She also meets with a therapist, who tries to help her explore the underlying emotional issues that may be driving her addiction.

In the end, Carrie continues to drink her urine, despite the potential risks and negative consequences. The episode raises questions about the nature of addiction and the limits of personal choice, as well as the dangers of alternative health practices that are not based on scientific evidence. It is a thought-provoking and disturbing glimpse into a unique and disturbing addiction.