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What fizzy drinks really do to your body – and the worst ones for your health
A 500ml can of Monster Energy Drink weighs in at a tooth-aching 55g of sugar – almost 14 teaspoons. Drinking just one can will take you well over the recommended daily sugar allowance of 30g.