Paul Turner was getting through around five Diet Cokes in a day (Image: Paul Turner/Media Wales ) One avid Diet Coke fan who had been told for 'years' he was drinking too much of the carbonated beverage has described a 'spectacular' difference after giving it up for one month. Wales Online writer Paul Turner says he always defended his Diet Coke habit as it was 'zero sugar and zero calories' - and with Paul being a pescatarian, and avoiding tea or coffee, he wasn't keen to give up his favourite drink. But he gave it a go for four weeks, and despite some challenges along the way, he noticed huge changes both in his body and in the way he felt mentally too.

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