

The following questionnaire can help you decide if you have an eating disorder, or if you are at risk of developing one. The easiest way to take the test is to select True or False for each item.
The test and your visit to this website are anonymous.
Discussion and scoring
As strange as it seems in our thin-obsessed society, none of the above behaviors is normal or healthy. Because of unhealthy demands for unrealistic thinness, most women- - and men- - will check a few of the above items “True”. But remember, the more items you have marked “True,” the more serious your situation may be. Please consult with your physician or a qualified mental health counselor to prevent medical and psychological problems. You could show the person this questionnaire and the items you have circled as a way to begin the conversation.
People do recover from eating disorders, but almost all of those who do, need professional help to get back on track. We know this is hard, and we appreciate your courage as you take the first step by calling today to make an appointment with your physician or counselor.
Please note: ANRED information is not a substitute for medical or psychological evaluation and treatment. For help with the physical and emotional problems associated with eating disorders, talk to your physician and a mental health professional.
Source: Anorexia Nervosa and Related Eating Disorders, Inc. www.anred.com