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Old 02-10-10, 04:25 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Skybird View Post
It depends. There can be genetical dispositions causing it. Then it should be understood as a disease. And when bad eating habits have caused certain physiological anomalies and organic dysfunctions, then it also can be called a disease. and when it causes additional disease symptoms of secondary degree, then it surely should be understood as a disease, too.

Saying in general obesity is no disease is like saying diabetes is no disease, or high blood pressure.
Let me rephrase: In most cases obesity is NOT a disease.
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