Questions revolve around six general topics: morning hunger, breakfast timing, percentage of calories eaten after dinner, trouble falling asleep, nighttime awakenings, and nocturnal eating episodes. There are 14 questions in total, and participants receive a total score out of 52 to be assessed by a health care professional.

Writer Marjorie Liu and artist Sana Takeda are more than tellers of stories: they are makers of worlds. Forbes Every so often, a graphic novel comes along, rips through your psyche, and leaves a nice, little mark, ensuring you’ll never forget it. The Night Eaters: She Eats the Night (Book 1) is that for me. A beautiful, horrific tale of love, parental guidance, and a family learning to come together under the strangest of circumstances.”— Fanbase Press horror heaven… A book about family, demons, and expectations that’s as disturbing as it is funny. She Eats the Night is an achievement.”— Comics Beat The Night Eaters: She Eats The Night isn’t the book that you think that it is, in the best way imaginable. Popverse Come for the haunted house, creepy dolls and human-devouring creatures, but stay for the family drama. The New York TimesLiu: I wish I knew. I try to keep it simple. Stay compassionate, stay curious, help others. And keep your question of "what is goodness" alive within myself so that my ethics can continue to evolve. Magical… A beautifully nuanced story, with careful sketched characters, all brought to life with stunningly immersive artwork.”— Boing Boing Refreshing… Takeda smoothly steers Liu’s narrative from scenes of everyday life to supernatural dread.”— Forces of Geek From the Publisher This same approach is also what makes the comic’s horror sections work so well, especially the environmental storytelling. An unknown event took place in the past, so everything in the creepy house is a hint toward that event. And then, of course, there is the unconventional way Ipo responds to the house—not scared of it like all the color choices and panel composition choices are telling us she should be. I love the shape of these scenes where the house is uncanny and creepy and Ipo is normal, but by the end of the scene, that dynamic has flipped, with the house’s creepiness diminishing and Ipo’s ramping up. So often these scenes play out silently, just letting the art tell the story—a testament to how strong the Liu–Takeda partnership is. Progressive muscle relaxation works by gradually moving through the body and tensing one muscle group at a time, then releasing it before moving to the next area of the body. This technique is often used to combat stress and anxiety. Preliminary evidence suggests that progressive muscle relaxation for people with night eating syndrome may help shift appetite to the morning hours and reduce negative feelings such as depression and anxiety.

Researchers have studied morning bright light therapy and found that it helps to improve mood, insomnia, and night eating symptoms, potentially by increasing serotonin levels. Progressive Muscle Relaxation I simply loved this. Its wildly funny and has surprising emotional depth and, of course, its gorgeous to look at. Sana Takeda is surely one of the single most talented artists working in comics today. The gorgeous palette of muted earth tones and wild, flowing brush strokes she uses evoke the most gorgeous traditional Chinese painting while the hilarious emotional reactions of her characters and their comical asides come straight out of Fruits Basket, Vol. 1.Writer Marjorie Liu and artist Sana Takeda are more than tellers of stories: they are makers of worlds.”— Forbes The Night Eater follows the Moon. He gobbles up the elements of the night, fresh fizzy stars and chocolately darkness. But one day he notices that he has become immensely fat and decides to stop noshing. Without someone to consume the darkness there is no room for daytime, and the world is plunged into perpetual night. At first people enjoy the change of pace, but soon they start to get cold and the crops fail without light. The children beg the Night Eater to resume his work, and he does. This team is very skillful at creating rich worlds full of terror and characters who fascinate and are compelling. Panel Patter

Another method that can be used to diagnose night eating syndrome is the Night Eating Symptom History and Inventory (NESHI), conducted through a structured interview with a health care professional. Physicians may use another questionnaire, the Night Eating Symptom Scale, to measure progress for someone who already has a diagnosis of night eating syndrome. A diagnosis of night eating syndrome does not require that a person’s body weight be lower or higher than average.I'm in love. No seriously. I love The Night Eaters. Two volumes in, and I still can't get enough. This series is perfection. It's dark but sprinkled with humor. Fascinating and striking. And the artwork! Don't even get me started on the artwork. that a person must eat to fall asleep. While working with a therapist, a person might record their thoughts and expectations, then test the validity of these thoughts by observing what happens if they do not eat before sleep.