PERFECTION! You got the perfect score of.............PERFECT! Good job!Here are 2 diagnosis: Obesity is a physical condition, and technical definitions of obesity are an attempt to define a certain level of body fatness. Because actual and accurate assessments of body composition are not available in most clinical settings, an attempt has been made to define obesity as a function of body weight instead. This practice has obvious limitations, because people at higher weights due to muscle mass (such as athletes) would be misclassified. Nevertheless, obesity has been defined as being at 130% of estimated ideal body weight; it has also been defined as a Body Mass Index of 30. AND Anorexia nervosa (also referred to simply as anorexia) is a condition characterized by significant weight loss due to an intentional attempt to restrict eating. While the word anorexia is Greek for "without hunger," it is a misnomer, for when you have anorexia you can actually be painfully hungry, despite your denial of food. You just won't admit the hunger. One percent of teenage girls in the US develop anorexia and 10% of them may die as a result. Anorexia is also known to affect males. For more information, see our page on Eating Concerns and Men. A formal diagnosis of anorexia is made when you: * Are at least 15% below what would be considered a normal body weight (for your height and age) * Are still dieting to lose more weight, and you are unwilling or unable to stop * When, you, if you are a female, have stopped menstruating for three consecutive months * When there is a distortion in how you perceive your shape and size * You put an excessive investment of your self-esteem into your shape and size * You have an intense fear of being "fat"

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