There is no way for us to know whether or not you suffer from anorexia. If you are concerned about your eating habits, it would be best to speak to a doctor or a mental health professional. There are signs.

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Signs of anorexia include:

• Significant weight loss

• Extreme concern with body shape and weight

• Obsession with calorie counting and food

• Refusal to eat certain foods, such as carbohydrates

• Skipping meals or eating very small portions

• Excessive exercise • Withdrawal from social activities

• Compulsive rituals around food, such as cutting food into small pieces

• Denial of hunger

• Preoccupation with food, weight, and body image

• Feeling of being “fat” even when extremely thin • Intense fear of gaining weight

• Depression and low self-esteem

In conclusion, you can always try to help someone you know that is extremely underweight and refuses to eat by trying to get them to a rehabilitation centre to get help.

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