The text discusses various European countries' approaches to regulating unhealthy lifestyles through taxes and bans on alcohol, cigarettes, and unhealthy foods. Lithuania is highlighted as the most interventionist EU country, with strict laws on alcohol sales and advertising. Turkey has an outright ban on e-cigarettes, while the UK imposes high taxes on tobacco and plans to ban tobacco sales to future generations. Hungary leads in taxing unhealthy food and drinks. Germany, in contrast, has minimal restrictions and is described as the best country for consuming these products. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)