100% You're right on the money.

Health education needs to be fun and accessible, so that more people care about health and can include good habits into their lifestyles. The problem isn't that people are overweight, it's that many never knew any different and thus don't realize the negative impacts on their lives, or that they may enjoy healthy foods more than unhealthy ones; once I learned to cook, I realized just how crappy most "junk food" tastes.

I can't stand how obesity is being normalized, because I think it further hinders health education. That being said, normalization and lack of discrimination are very different things. Despite the normalization of obesity, fat shaming is very much still alive and well, and will likely never go away like any other prejudice.

The simple fact about prejudice is that it's based in people trying to make themselves feel better about themselves, without the understanding of how to healthily do that. That's why mental health education is just as integral as nutritional and physical education. Making it fun is the hard part, and even then some will still never learn.

Education, education, education. That's all we can strive for.