There has been a movement of late, in defense of the obese, to draw attention to societal “fat shaming.” No one should be made to feel any less because of their physical shape and appearance. But too much focus on “fat shaming” in defense of unhealthy lifestyles is a diversion that helps no one. The data tell its own story. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that over 40 percent of American adults are obese (based on the NHANES survey covering 2017-2020), with obesity defined as a person with a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more. This is up from 30 percent in 1990-2000. No matter how obesity is defined, the eye test reveals that America’s obesity epidemic
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