 The issue here is not about whether anorexia is really an illness (undoubtedly it is, and a very serious one at that). Rather, the point is about our current resources for explanation. Individuals can agree that (a) anorexia is a devastating condition and be puzzled by (b) the fact that such individuals typically count as having decision-making capacity, and yet also remain puzzled about (c) how precisely to explain incapacity in these cases in a way consistent with the general values described earlier  (§5.1–5.5).