They don't unless they are referring to other studies. Also, they are extremely clear on the different situations and not just with "being fat" unlike how you are implying.
Medical malpractice and such dangerous generalisations from both medics and non-medics kills people.
Just being considered fat is not an health risk to the amount you think it is. A very large amount of research attributing fat directly to certain issues is outdated.
https://www.jci.org/articles/view/31021
https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pbio.0060237
Nope. Please read the article
Did you read the article?
Hearing/reading how it is in the US, it won't change much of anything. They will still decline it
Stigmatisation of fat people in the medical industry is a real and extremely dangerous phenomenon that actively harms public health. The registration of obesity as a disease WILL increase the stigma even more and put everyone in even greater risks apart from being completely useless.
For the rest, this article is very true. The proper steps and objectives indicated help with the health of every human, regardless of body size. The same proper steps help everyone be more healthy regardless if they are maintaining, losing or gaining weight.
Deadlock doesn't look bad
Stole a couple related shitposts in a row 
Search Gardevoir
you do not deserve a beautifully huge ass
Did you even read them, or are you purposefully being misleading? Because with such a comment I am very much inclined on the second