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Vishen Lakhiani breaks down Coca-Cola's sugar content against UN guidelines of 25g daily, showing a single can contains far more. He argues the company uses emotional advertising to mask health risks: obesity, diabetes, and cognitive damage from sugar, plus gut damage from artificial sweeteners in diet versions.

Questions this video answers

No more than 25 grams of sugar per day (United Nations, as cited).

23 sachets (equated to almost 70 grams).

44 packets (stated as 140 grams).

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