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Oct 13, 2026
Sugar is Not a Sweet Topic
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2:06Maya VemuriHOST
From your experience working as a health teacher at Whitney High since 2018, how many teens do you see carrying sugary drinks onto campus? And What do you think they don't realize about the sweeteners in those drinks?
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2:18Vincent PerezGUEST
Yeah, I see tons of kids, even today, especially Fridays, because it's a Friday drink.
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2:23Vincent PerezGUEST
There are hundreds of kids with sugary drinks in their hands that I feel like they don't even realize what they're drinking.
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2:30Vincent PerezGUEST
One of those Rebel drinks, most people don't even realize, has about over 100 grams of sugar in one Rebel drink.
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2:38Vincent PerezGUEST
If you're talking a large, it has about 165 grams of sugar, which is unheard of because the daily recommended amount of sugar for teens is about 25 grams.
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6:23Maya VemuriHOST
But how do you think teenagers can make healthy decisions and enjoy sugar responsibly? And what resources or tools would you want them to look to for advice?