Also, no risk of eating disorders, according to Ch-EAT/EAT tests administered to 15 patients and 14 controls, was detected in patients, with scores, under the upper limit in all the three age groups analyzed (6–9 years: 2.7 ± 1.5; 10–14 years: 10.6 ± 9; 14–17 years: 5 ± 6.2). Here, MCL1 is linked to eating disorder.