the western world and the European world the consumer is becoming more health conscious and at the same time they now focus on the quality of the food items. European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) which was developed in 2003 regulates the food chain all across Europe and puts pressures on the food manufactures in order to ensure good quality and healthy food. Further substance abuse is on the rise in Europe as more and more teens are attracted towards it.

Even though Europe intend to adopt polices which restrict the use of substance amongst teens but unfortunately this evil continues to rise and effect peoples health. Rise in gyms and other health care centers in Europe clearly show a sign of how people care bout their lives and want to stay healthy. A no. of focus groups about health issues are held in various parts of Europe every day in order to get to know the on going health issues and to create awareness on any rising health issues. Increased no.

of European health support groups are also on the rise which aims not only to inform people about health but also helps people in resolving their drug addiction/substance use another step that can and is creating awareness among the people of Europe. In many Western European countries, health care is the fastest growing segment of government spending. Over the past forty years there has been a significant increase in health-care spending. According to the latest OECD figures (2003), Western European countries spend between 7.3 and 11.5% of their gross domestic product on health care. Ten years ago it was between 6.9 and 9.9%. In 1960 it was only around 4%. Unfortunately in the end it is up to the people who ARE aware to spread the word.