What a strange non-sequitur. And as to your question, I think not. Gluttony is a sin, but leading others into sexual temptation is a much worse sin. Besides, looking at the younger generation who have been misled by American culture, not only could they learn some moral guidelines, but they could use to eat a few salads of their own. The obesity rate among young people is a national crisis. My teen-age daughter and I were discussing it just this afternon at lunch.
Moreover, the fact that Americans are ballooning into gross obesity is directly related to the breakdown of traditional family life. Family meals have been replaced by McDonalds. Certainly one of the very first responsibilities of all wives and mothers is to prepare and present healthful, nourishing food to their families. If Americans are beginning more and more to resemble Goodyear blimps, then the situation described in the article above is the first place to look for the cause.
It has something to do with what the anti-family multinational food cartels are putting in the food. Christians would be wise to investigate this and offer their own natural food free from these toxins.
Many times I have noticed mothers who will treat the slightest virus, cold or laceration with fervent care and attention. Yet they allow spiritual germs to enter the home through television, magazines, bad companions etc. These spiritual germs are given scant attention, but they TAKE ROOT in the child's soul. In the early years the effects are hardly noticeable, but in teen years the immoral germs break out into hostility, disobedience, immodesty and irreligion. Then they wonder what happened to that innocent child of theirs, but by this time it is too late.