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Soft drinks with condensed milk: Man who lost both his legs to diabetes now regrets

The man, who now regretted his actions claimed he used to 'lepak' with friends during his younger days, drinking Coca-Cola or Pepsi and adding condensed milk.

Updated 9 months ago · Published on 02 Jan 2026 1:58PM

Soft drinks with condensed milk: Man who lost both his legs to diabetes now regrets
"I was then diagnosed with diabetes and ended up losing both my legs to save my life," he said.

A MAN recently posted a TikTok video to warn others about the dangers of consuming too many sweet drinks.

The man, who now regretted his actions claimed he used to 'lepak' with friends during his younger days, drinking Coca-Cola or Pepsi and adding condensed milk. "I was not addicted to anything, but it simple tasted good.

"I was then diagnosed with diabetes and ended up losing both my legs to save my life," he said.

He said he greatly regretted his actions and now hopes he can walk again using prosthetics. - January 2, 2026

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