After Supersize Me, we’re surprised anyone could stomach another experiment like it.

But one health fanatic agreed to drink 10 cans of coke every day for one month and the result was pretty shocking.

George Prior, 50, gained two stone, developed a pot belly, love handles and moobs after going on the 30-day long sugary drink binge.

In total he drank an additional 900 extra calories and 250 grams of sugar every day. That’s a shocking 27,000 more calories and 7,500 grams more sugar in the month.

PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: GEORGE PRIOR BEFORE (L) AND AFTER (R)) This is the guy who has been on a diet of 10 cans of Coca-Cola a day for a month and has put on TWO STONE to prove it. Fit George Prior decided to challenge himself to drink multiple cans to show the effects of the amount of sugar in the world's most popular drink. The clear impact of sugar on his weight is shocking. In 30 days, George, 50, transformed from having a healthy and muscular physique to having a protruding stomach and expanded waistline. As well as the fast weight gain, the married father-of-two feared he was becoming addicted to Coca Cola because of feeling intense cravings. SEE MERCURY COPY
Before and after (Picture: Mercury)

The father-of-two also developed a mild addiction and found himself craving coca-cola.

George, a BBQ accessory engineer who lives in Los Angeles, cataloged his unhealthy journey in October and November in an online video diary.

He said: ‘I’m urging people to examine the amount of sugar in their diets. People need to be aware of the real and powerful damaging effects of sugar on their health.’


George, who is normally 12 stone, ended the experiment weighing 14 stone.


His blood pressure went up, from 129/77 at the beginning to 145/96 at the end of the experiment.

He added: ‘I would prefer not to do it again. I don’t like being this heavy.

‘The actual drinking of the ten Cokes got to be an irritating chore every day. There were a lot of visits to the restroom, a feeling of constant fullness, and a clutter of cans everywhere.’

‘Kids shouldn’t drink Cokes. But then kids shouldn’t drink juices, either, and that’s going to be a very hard sell to parents who believe that juice is ‘natural’ or even ‘organic’. It’s sugar, and not only do kids not need it, it’s bad for them.

‘I think there are a lot of people suffering health problems like diabetes and heart disease, who aren’t aware they could help themselves by just stopping sugar.’ has approached Coca-cola for comment.