NO.
Next.
The handicap parking spots at Wall-mart are generally taken by hugely fat people whose only handicap appears to be they’re FAT. They also take the electric scooters when they appear to walk just fine. (The best part is, the complain about how slow they are. Talk about entitlement!)
If your 5 foot 6 and weigh 350 pounds and consume a whole chicken, half a loaf of bread, 4 beers, half a quart of beans and potato salad, and polish it off with half a cheese cake in one meal, No. Your just being a pig.
Yes. IT is a disability.
But it's not a protected class that needs government rules (or laws), accommodations, or awareness programs of any sort.
Well if the powers that be (government, cough, cough) view it as an epidemic demanding a full scale public health response than the only question remaining is; does being obese meet the accepted definition of a disability under current definitions and standards? In the U.S. under the ADA a disability is defined as,
“(A) a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities of such individual;”
IF ECJ uses such a standard than yes morbid obesity (and for some people perhaps obesity) would be a disability.
NO refined sugar
NO flour
NO grains
NO processed foods
NO juice
Eat everything else. The pounds will fall off.
We passed the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and employers just quit hiring the disabled.
No, although it can be a secondary effect of other potentially disabling issues such as thyroid or sleep disorders.
What makes most fat people fat?
Carbohydrates.
Especially wheat (including whole wheat) and other grains (including whole grains and sugar and high fructose corn syrup.)
The recipe for weight loss and better health? Limiting carbos (lots of good resources on how much), and eliminating wheat and other grains and sugar, all to the extent possible.
(Disclaimer, I'm not a nutrition professional, do your own dd).
Twenty years in clinical medicine taught me that obesity is sometimes a *result* of a disability.