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Man Eating the Amount of Sugar in a Soda

NYC Public Health Ad

You'd never eat 16 packs of sugar. Why would you drink 16 packs of sugar? There are 16 packs of sugar in one 20 oz. bottle of soda. All those extra calories can bring on obesity, diabetes and heart disease. Go with water, fat-free milk, seltzer or unsweetened tea instead.

Also Read: Insider E-Mails Betray Anti-Soda Controversy

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