If psionics are available, there is a a build for the vitalist where you drain the health of your enemies. For sloth, a summoner of kind seems appropriate.
For Gluttony you can try the bloatmage prestige class.
For Sloth, I would personally favor a less cliche interpretation than "lazy-ass summoner". Sloth also translates to cowardice, apathy, and making excuses. Someone who mindlessly follows orders is guilty of Sloth. Someone who doesn't stand up for what he believes because it's easier being a bystander (say, by letting his friends do all their evil s&!! without telling them off) is guilty of Sloth.
No matter what, though, Sloth has to be passive. A summoner, a buffer mage/bard, or a medic (maybe a cleric in denial) are good candidates for Sloth.
You could make gluttony into a literal example of hunger, by playing the Raging cannibal barbarian from Champions of Corruption.
For Sloth, it's tough to say; I'd say a class that can IMPOSE sloth on others, rather then himself being lazy. Enchanters with Dazes, and other forms of take your turn away could work.
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Alternative idea for Gluttony (which you'll admittedly need to be permitted a bit of homebrewing to accomplish): Be an Alchemist who makes harmful infusions (inflict wounds, contagion, excruciating deformation, enervation, etc) and gets others to eat them.
A Conjurer is a good choice for Sloth, but you could also be someone who specializes in poison or traps (a Poisoner Rogue/Trapper Ranger who relies heavily on their animal companion could be good for this).
Nah. Be cool, but nah.
I think that you only use the better die.
Here's what I would use. But I'm pretty sure that archetype is either stupid overpowered, stupid underpowered, or just plain stupid. Or all of the above.
Drunken Monk? Spend the whole game drinking away.
An apathic miracle-worker that stays out of everything unless pushed very hard to do something ?
Maybe a Sensei Monk, who just stands there and tells everybody what they should be doing.
i tend to see a lot of things from anime and stories of sloth people actually being extremely quick, but loathsome to actually act upon anything, and only will with great cajoling, and only because thereafter they can rest again more easily.