
Also read: Wait, What: One Of Your Favourite Foods May Affect Your Vision – Study
According to Newsweek, 41-year-old Andy Currie downed a litre of the fizzy drink every morning and drank a further nine litres a day. He sipped an estimated 219,000 cans of Pepsi – nearly 8,000 kg of sugar – since he first started drinking it. Currie said, “I’ve always loved the taste of a cold Pepsi. Nothing could beat it and I just got hooked. I work nights, so I always liked the sugar rush to keep me going. I’d go through four or five two-litre bottles of Pepsi every day.”
Mr Currie, who works at a supermarket named Tesco, further added, “Because I work at Tesco I could just buy it straight after work and take it home.” He also revealed that he could have purchased a car every year for the same amount he was spending on Pepsi. “I just needed to have it; as soon as I woke up I’d go to the fridge and pour myself a large glass of Pepsi and just carry on through the day,” he said.
Also read: Wait, What? Rare Assam Tea Sold For ₹1 Lakh Per Kg At Auction
The 41-year-old decided to take drastic action after his weight soared to 266 pounds and his doctors warned him about the risk of developing diabetes. He did manage to lose 28 pounds, but he couldn’t stop drinking Pepsi. Currie then contacted London-based therapist and hypnotist, David Kilmurry, who identified him as having Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), as per Newsweek.
Surprisingly, after just one online hypnotherapy session, Currie was cured and drank water for the first time in two decades.
Source link
#Wait #Man #Addicted #Pepsi #Drank #Litres #Day #Years








You can also shop on Amazon.com for millions of products with fast local delivery Click Here