Tuddism

Tuddism, also known as Tudd's syndrome is a complex metabolic disease characterized by an abnormally low body mass coupled with an excess in chondric matter (also known as pink fat or low weight fat), it is caused by a lack of physical activity and poor or normal eating (whether healthy or not).
== Diagnostic criterias ==
Domains 	Metabolism	Physio-motor	Behavior
Classic Tuddism (12-16 BMI)	
* Hypoglycemia
* Hyper-thryroidism	
* Hypertonia
* Hypo-tension rare	
* Reduced appetite
* Fastened motor				activity
Hyperchondria (7-12 BMI) 	
* Hypercalcemia
* Hyperthyroidism	
* Difficulties				moving
* Hypo-tension				possible	
* Low appetite
* Rapid motor				activity
Morbid Hyperchondria (3-7			BMI)	
* Hyperinsulinism	
* Severe				hypertonia
* Hypo-tension				frequent	
* Very low				appetite
* Hyperactivity