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Is it bad for a 13 year old to drink a can of monster?
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Define "bad": A 16 oz can of monster is basically a 1-2 cups of coffee that has 56 gm of carbs or 224 calories + extraneous materials of little value. It is not of much nutritional value. You can certainly get much the same material in less expensive beverages.
Answered 9/6/2020
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