Comorbidity between dietary issues (ED) and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) has been perceived for more than 70 years [1–3]. The solid phenomenological cover between the two issue has prompted the depictions of ED or its side effects as "habitual anxiety" [2] and "over the top hyperactivity" [4]. A few analysts have even seen ED as a cutting edge articulation of OCD [5]. Continued checking [6], consolation looking for [7], and ceremonial eating [8] found in dietary issues can be seen as manifestations with an over the top habitual trademark. The connection between these two issue has significant ramifications for treatment, with result considers finding that the individuals who neglect to recoup from ED hold high obsessionality scores, though, in the individuals who recuperate, obsessionality scores approach those of sound controls [9]. Just as in clinical sign there is likewise accepted to be a potential organic cover among OCD and ED, with the speculation that serotonin dysregulation might be basic in the two issue [10–12].