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A woman who lives in Bradenton, Florida, United States suffer from a strange disease: Pica. Adele Edwards's illness was discovered after her to the doctor because of an addiction to eat the foam in the sofa cushions. Adele addicted to eating the foam of a sofa since 21 years ago. He then came to the doctor after the habit is no longer controlled. "Years ago, I ate seven couch," said 31 year-old woman was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail, Monday, April 11, 2011. "I open the couch cushions, and then eat foam. When it started I could not stop, "he said.

 
Doctors advise Adele, if he keeps doing this habit, then he could die. Pica, Adele illness is a disease that usually affects children under five or pregnant women who are interested in eating chalk, coins and batteries. This disease usually arises from stress. As recognized Adele. This custom arose after he experienced the most emotional in his life: his parents divorced. "I do not understand why they split," he said.

 
When his parents divorced, age 10 years Adele. He was interested in trying to eat the foam sofa after his cousin chewed couch for a joke. Adele then went along and eventually addiction."I like the smell, I also like the taste, sweet. Twenty-one years later, I ate the foam sofa every year. "

 
Adele is currently undergoing therapy to eliminate the habit. The doctor told the foam is extremely dangerous and can make a stomach blockage. "It's scary," he said. Like other addictions, Adele is not addicted in one night, but need a process. Initially, he just chewed the foam ago melepehnya. But eventually he swallowed it. And now he's worse, he tore the foam about the size of half a pencil and then she rub the ground. "Make it more crisp," he said.

 
Physicians who deal with Adele, Christopher Olenec of the Digestive Health Center in Sarasota, Florida instantly reminded his new habits. He also requested to go into therapy center for dependence strange things in California. "I want to stop this habit," he said.