Discovery Life Channel (DLIF)

With bonus scenes - Krystal began overeating to shield herself with a protective layer of obesity after suffering years of abuse. Once a means of protection, her pathological eating now threatens to destroy her life if she doesn't get help. (Repeat).

Cillas' food addiction is getting in the way of his ability to be there for his fiancée, Jessica, and her three daughters. If he doesn't lose weight soon, he knows he'll lose either his girls, or his life. (Repeat).

Thederick has become housebound from eating, and for 10 years, he's only gone outside to greet the ice cream man. After a recent hospital scare, it's finally clicked that if Dr. Now's program doesn't work for him, then nothing will. (Repeat).

A surfer is impaled between the legs; a football player with severe leg pain leads to an unexpected diagnosis; a woman is given a powerful clot-busting drug to cure her stroke, but she has another condition that could cause that same drug to kill her. (Repeat).

A boa constrictor wraps around a man's arm and won't let go; a young woman has a severe laceration; a young man goes into anaphylactic shock after a dinner out. (Repeat).

An urgent care physician must quickly think outside the box to care for two emergencies at once; a woman with abdominal pains receives an unexpected diagnosis; and a yoga instructor has a dangerously high temperature for no obvious reason. (Repeat).

A patient comes to the ER with a live shark clamped onto his thigh, and he wants to save the shark; complications arise for a woman with a life-threatening condition, and the mysterious condition that caused a man to pass out. (Repeat).

Police officers bring in a criminal that is comatose; a man found passed out in the snow with no jacket or shoes arrives in the ER; a doctor is faced with a family emergency on her day off. (Repeat).

A fishing lure embedded in a man's face turns out to be the least of his problems; a pair of unconscious teenagers are brought to the ER. (Repeat).

A man's itchy rash turns out to be more than just poison oak; a young woman is bleeding profusely from the inside of her lip, but there is no obvious cause; a family of three is admitted as car accident victims, but the doctor makes a shocking discovery. (Repeat).

Two separate car crash victims are brought to the ER in their underwear; a woman is acting delusional and refuses to allows the ER staff to touch her; and a doctor struggles to diagnose a dehydrated and nauseous 10-year-old. (Repeat).

A patient believes that he is turning into a vampire. A physician speaks up to senior specialists to save a pregnant woman. (Repeat).

The ER becomes a crime scene when a woman is brought in with intense belly pain; a doctor is mystified by heart attacks occurring the same day in the same family; and strange markings on the body of a car crash victim lead to the cause of the accident. (Repeat).

The ER gets two unrelated gunshot wounds in one night; A senior nurse tells a shocking secret; A patient surprisingly loses his symptoms when the doctor touches him. (Repeat).

A woman's thigh is impaled with a piece of rebar; a man brings his girlfriend into the ER for an STD workup and she's the strangest patient the doctor has ever seen; and to save a woman's life, an ER doctor must confront the prejudice of her colleagues. (Repeat).

When a man with a hand injury passes out from abdominal pain, tests lead to a shocking discovery; the estranged daughter of a patient helps solve the mystery of his deadly symptoms; the ER is overrun with delirious Civil War reenactment soldiers. (Repeat).

A wrist fracture turns into a medical mystery; two fishermen get stuck on the same lure; a cheerleader with a sprained finger nearly dies of an unexpected cause. (Repeat).

A nurse is shot in the ER, locking a hospital down. A bride is rushed in with an altered mental state. (Repeat).

A teen football player suffers a stroke; a doctor remembers his first major trauma in the 1970s; a doctor tries to figure out what causes a patient's abdominal pain. (Repeat).

A doctor with a severe bee allergy is stung while treating a critical patient who's been stabbed in the eye; a man comes into the ER after slitting his own throat; a paramedic becomes a patient when she's struck by a mysterious illness. (Repeat).

A surgical resident puts her training to the test when a mugging survivor arrives with two bullet wounds. (Repeat).

A nurse is shot in the ER, locking a hospital down. A bride is rushed in with an altered mental state. (Repeat).

A teen football player suffers a stroke; a doctor remembers his first major trauma in the 1970s; a doctor tries to figure out what causes a patient's abdominal pain. (Repeat).

A doctor with a severe bee allergy is stung while treating a critical patient who's been stabbed in the eye; a man comes into the ER after slitting his own throat; a paramedic becomes a patient when she's struck by a mysterious illness. (Repeat).

A surgical resident puts her training to the test when a mugging survivor arrives with two bullet wounds. (Repeat).

When a man with a hand injury passes out from abdominal pain, tests lead to a shocking discovery; the estranged daughter of a patient helps solve the mystery of his deadly symptoms; the ER is overrun with delirious Civil War reenactment soldiers. (Repeat).

A wrist fracture turns into a medical mystery; two fishermen get stuck on the same lure; a cheerleader with a sprained finger nearly dies of an unexpected cause. (Repeat).

Roger has a considerable growth on his shoulder that he calls his "second head." Jenna is a bubbly teenager with an even bigger bubble behind her ear. Susan is covered head to toe in bumps that get in the way of her everyday life. (Repeat).

Kelly has a massive shoulder growth. Erica stabbed her hand with a pencil 45 years ago and believes the lead remains trapped in her palm. Paula's painful and swollen feet ooze a substance that emits the foulest of odors. (Repeat).

Ruben is a personal trainer whose head growth has prevented him from seeing clients. Kaitlin has blue marks and scars up and down her arms due to long-term drug use. Adrian was left with a disfiguring bump on her behind after falling down stairs. (Repeat).

Jeremy is a pastor with a hanging growth in an embarrassing location. Evelyn has recurring keloids that have been removed three times and come back bigger each time. Todd has a bump protruding from his forehead that is painful and humiliating. (Repeat).

Robert is back to see if Dr. Lee and Dr. Umar can remove his recurring head keloid for good. Justice has small lesions all over her body that get inflamed. Mike has hundreds of lipomas that bring him great discomfort. (Repeat).

Elaine calls the growth on her love handle her third breast. Jessica's cyst is close to her eye and could be dangerous for Dr. Lee to remove. Dwayne wants his nose bumps removed, but he may not be able to make it through the pain of the procedure. (Repeat).

Bob suffers from mysterious open-wound sores all over his body. Virginia's stress-ball-sized lump is such a pain in her neck that she can't wait to have it removed. Ted suffers from flaking, itchy, stucco-like skin and has had no luck finding a cure. (Repeat).

Dr. Sandra Lee is a renowned dermatological surgeon who is tasked with removing life-altering growths from her patients' skin so they can try to reclaim their lives. (Repeat).

Melissa has been trying to hide a large lipoma with a sweater for years, Tyler's fear of cancer has prevented him from having his large head lumps diagnosed, Tahj has severe boils, and Amber has ear keloids that have taken over her life. (Repeat).

Ronen's mysterious lump above his knee is one of the largest Dr. Lee has ever seen; Amber suffers from a debilitating skin disease that no one understands; Sandy has a neck lump she calls Tommy; Kristy's eyelid cyst is ruining her life. (Repeat).

Half of Mary's body is a size 18 while the other is an 8; Anthony's cyst is in the area called the Triangle of Death; Shane wants to get a lump off his back; Brandi's anxiety may keep her from getting a lump removed from her chest. (Repeat).

Belinda's lump on her neck causes her to basically be immobile; Nicole won't get married until she gets her arm pit lump removed; Adela's chest and back are covered in wisdom spots; Nick foolishly removed a lipoma at home and now needs Dr. Lee's help. (Repeat).

Diane has thousands of tumors all over her body that have ruined her life. Will fears his shoulder lump will be ripped open at work. Anthony's daughters force him to get his lump examined; and Kal Elle detests her hideous varicose veins. (Repeat).

Taylor has a large bump at the base of her spine that is far more dangerous than she realizes. John jokes about a hip lump, but it turns out that it is no laughing matter. Noelle had her ears stretched as a teenager, but now wants them repaired. (Repeat).

Veteran Louis is covered in scaly, dry skin that makes him feel like an alligator; Irais's kids are bullied because of the embarrassing growth on her head; and Johnny's been living with a stubborn lump on his back for too long. (Repeat).

Patrick's nose is covered by huge bumps and he can barely breathe. Aziza and Lauren are friends who bonded over their matching wrist lumps. Joe has a mound in the middle of his forehead that looks like a third eye. (Repeat).

April is covered in bumps that have disfigured her arms; Genner has flown all the way from the Philippines to have Dr. Lee help with his bumpy nose; and Chris suffers from psoriasis that nearly covers his body and a bump on his head. (Repeat).

Matt has a skin condition that causes tumors to grow all over his body; Yamileth hasn't pursued her dreams because of the lump on her neck; Pat is covered with dark spots from her neck to her abdomen; and Jennifer has a unicorn bump on her forehead. (Repeat).

Veteran Louis is covered in scaly, dry skin that makes him feel like an alligator; Irais's kids are bullied because of the embarrassing growth on her head; and Johnny's been living with a stubborn lump on his back for too long. (Repeat).

Patrick's nose is covered by huge bumps and he can barely breathe. Aziza and Lauren are friends who bonded over their matching wrist lumps. Joe has a mound in the middle of his forehead that looks like a third eye. (Repeat).

April is covered in bumps that have disfigured her arms; Genner has flown all the way from the Philippines to have Dr. Lee help with his bumpy nose; and Chris suffers from psoriasis that nearly covers his body and a bump on his head. (Repeat).

Matt has a skin condition that causes tumors to grow all over his body; Yamileth hasn't pursued her dreams because of the lump on her neck; Pat is covered with dark spots from her neck to her abdomen; and Jennifer has a unicorn bump on her forehead. (Repeat).

Diane has thousands of tumors all over her body that have ruined her life. Will fears his shoulder lump will be ripped open at work. Anthony's daughters force him to get his lump examined; and Kal Elle detests her hideous varicose veins. (Repeat).

Taylor has a large bump at the base of her spine that is far more dangerous than she realizes. John jokes about a hip lump, but it turns out that it is no laughing matter. Noelle had her ears stretched as a teenager, but now wants them repaired. (Repeat).

A 5-year-old has a persistent fever and stomachache. (Repeat).

A teenage girl is rushed to the hospital after taking aspirin for altitude sickness; a woman experiences sharp, needlelike pain in her left arm, and the pain mysteriously spreads. (Repeat).

A couple try to start a family after three years of negative pregnancy tests; a man's embolism baffles doctors. (Repeat).

A 3-month-old has a sinus infection, chest congestion and labored breathing; a 42-year-old woman has stomach problems and diarrhea; a woman who stepped on a crochet hook begins to experience strange things happening to her body. (Repeat).

A newborn turns blue within 30 minutes of her birth. (Repeat).

A newlywed faces back-to-back miscarriages before conceiving successfully, but after giving birth, her life takes a turn for the worse. (Repeat).

A woman suffers dizziness following a family vacation; a patient is examined concerning severe stomach pain and swollen hands and arms. (Repeat).

A 20-year-old man seeks help for a crippling pain in his lower back; parents are concerned about a swollen lump on their daughter's shoulder. (Repeat).

A baby loses the ability to roll and crawl, and seems to stop growing following surgery to remove congenital cataracts that could have led to blindness. (Repeat).

A boy's fixation on the ceiling is addressed; a bruise lingers on a patient. (Repeat).

A young boy's body is not producing antibodies to fight infections; a cancerous tumor must be removed; a woman loses the ability to walk. (Repeat).

Headaches waylay a mother of two; an 18-month-old boy begins screaming one afternoon in a pool. (Repeat).

Doctors try to solve an infant's strange medical dilemma. (Repeat).

A teen suffers kidney failure and could die. (Repeat).