It's forbidden to use your own money for your own medical care the way you think is in your own best interest, after a certain age. It's forbidden to say things to or about women, or to touch them, at any age. It's forbidden for parents to bring up their children as they believe it would be best for the children. For sure, smoking is a health hazard. For sure, all prohibitions begin with an honorable and desirable purpose.
Seat belts save lives.
Employment practices ought to be fair and equitable. It is great that our society can afford to build ramps everywhere and thus offer mobility to people confined to wheelchairs. Men should treat women with dignity and courtesy. But in an American America, those were manners of conduct to be encouraged and cultivated, prompted by principle and pride, rewarded by life in a variety of ways. Now they have become the domain of commissars who claim to know how all the rest of us ought to behave.