‘Diabetes Juice’: Viral Video Reveals Shocking Truth Behind Mango Juice Production

Mango is one of the most beloved fruits in India, and people eagerly wait for it all year. When it's not in season, they often substitute it with mango juices. Nowadays, with trendy headlines and advertising, many mango juice cans are available in the market, and we consume them without a second thought. But have you ever wondered how these mango juices are made?

A video that recently went viral shows how these drinks are produced and packaged. The clip starts with a man pouring a yellow-coloured substance, along with red and orange food colours, a large amount of sugar syrup, and various chemicals, into a big mixing machine. The entire mixture is then transferred to another machine using plastic buckets. Finally, it is processed into plastic tetra packs and packed into large cartons for transport to shops. The video was shared on Instagram with the caption, “Tetra pack mango juice.”

Check out the Viral Video:

The video has garnered 5.5 million views and more than 22,000 likes, with people sharing their reactions in the comment section.

Users Reaction to the Viral Video:

One of the users said, “Other than mango everything is there.”

Another one said, “Slow poison ....and the government is behind them.”

“This is how people get cancers even without smoking tobacco. Packaged cancers,” said a third one. 

A fourth user said, “I thank God for social media. I've stop craving or drinking alot of things that taste delicious, examples are burgers, especially McDonald's, KFC and other commercial foods. All these delicious 200 percent fruit juice I don't drink them anymore. I also don't drink cokebor other similar products. It's water for me - I drink tapwater, sparkling water, whisky or wine. I eat different type of nuts once I start having that deliciously friend potato chip cravings. God bless social media, cis I've seen some really Scarry stuff.”

“All I see is flavours, colorants, aspartame , sugar, more sugar, extra sugar, and eventually sickness,” added another user.