広大な／多数の／重要な grandmother, 77, has drunk nothing but four cans of Pepsi a DAY since she turned 13 in 1954 (that's the 同等（の） of three million sugar cubes)

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A 広大な／多数の／重要な-grandmother has 明らかにする／漏らすd for the past 64 years she has drunk nothing other than four cans of Pepsi a day.

Jackie Page, 77, has kept up her liquid diet of four cans of the fizzy pop each day since 1954, when she turned 13.

にもかかわらず 消費するing the 同等（の） of three million sugar cubes, the mother-of-four 主張するs she has always been わずかな／ほっそりした, fit and healthy.?

Jackie Page, 77, from Carlsharlton, Surrey has kept up her liquid diet of four cans of Pepsi each day since 1954, when she turned 13. That's the 同等（の） of three million sugar cubes

'I don't call it an 中毒. It's just something I like and I can't help it if I don't like anything else,' the retired housekeeper told the said.

Most 異常に, Ms Page will only drink Pepsi from a can, not a 瓶／封じ込める, and she hates Coca-Cola and won't 許す it in her house.

Ms Page, from Carshalton, Surrey, said: 'Some people might think it's weird but I don't care. I've been drinking it every 選び出す／独身 day since 1954.

'I don't call it an 中毒. It's just something I like and I can't help it if I don't like anything else.

'I don't like it from a 瓶／封じ込める, only from a can. I like to drink Pepsi fresh straight from the can, and it has to be 冷淡な.

'While my kids were young they knew not to take mum's Pepsi out of the fridge.

にもかかわらず 消費するing the 同等（の） of three million sugar cubes, the mother-of-four 主張するs she has always been わずかな／ほっそりした, fit and healthy

'We would tell them it was bad for you so they wouldn't drink it, but as they have all seen how healthy I am and how long I have lived I can't really talk now.

'Whether I am a caffeine （麻薬）常用者 or not I don't know, but I am 77 years old and I have 生き残るd so far.

'I have one as soon as I wake up each day straight from the fridge. It's like when someone says they want to drink a lovely cup of tea first thing in the morning, I drink up a lovely can of Pepsi.

'I don't like to drink alcohol so I order Pepsi when we go out for dinner too.

'At a 押し進める at restaurants I will go without a drink altogether, or I will pull out a can of Pepsi from my 捕らえる、獲得する. いつかs they get a bit funny about it because I didn't buy it there.

'They say Pepsi is bad for your teeth but I am a war time baby and there's not many of us without rotten teeth so I wouldn't know.

Ms Page was never 利益／興味d in the glasses of water or 瓶／封じ込めるs of milk her mum tried to give her, and 設立する the smell of tea and coffee '反乱ing'.

'We didn't have much toothpaste during the war because it was rationed. I wouldn't go to the dentist when I was a kid either. I was too 脅すd.

'I don't think Pepsi has 影響する／感情d my health either. I have always been really, really わずかな／ほっそりした until about five years ago but I think that's because I don't do much now. I am not as active as I was.

'権利 up until I was 60 I was still doing line dancing and I was pretty fit, but I can't get out to do that now.

'Nowadays people say you shouldn't drink Pepsi but I say it's my choice what I want to drink.

'I just know what I like and I won't settle for anything else.'

Ms Page was never 利益／興味d in the glasses of water or 瓶／封じ込めるs of milk her mum tried to give her, and 設立する the smell of tea and coffee '反乱ing'.

She said: 'I don't think Pepsi has 影響する／感情d my health either. I have always been really, really わずかな／ほっそりした until about five years ago but I think that's because I don't do much now. I am not as active as I was'

She used to sip on lemonade but （人命などを）奪う，主張するs she never enjoyed the drink - until she tried her first Pepsi, which was served in glass 瓶／封じ込めるs at the time.

Retired housekeeper Ms Page said: 'When you find something you know you really like, you have to have it. I never liked drinking very much when I was a kid.

'I didn't take milk as a baby and it was hard for my mum to find stuff for me to drink because I didn't like water or milk.

'My mum used to say 'you have to drink something'. I know my mum used to give me lemonade or cherryade.

'When I was drinking, I wouldn't drink to enjoy it. Until I drank Pepsi, drinking was just something I put up with.

'I have never drank water - no way [even] if I [was] dying would I. [Nor would I] drink tea or coffee.I know it's hard to believe.

'Coke would never get in my house. I didn't like Coca Cola. I don't like cola drinks in genera l. But I like Pepsi.

'I have always been the same. I didn't like to drink until I 設立する Pepsi and then that was it.

'Coke would never get in my house. I didn't like Coca Cola. I don't like cola drinks in general. But I like Pepsi. I have always been the same. I didn't like to drink until I 設立する Pepsi and then that was it,' the mother-of-four said

'I don't remember the first time I drank it but I do know I knew I had 設立する something I really liked.

'Most of my friends [at the time] were drinking Coca Cola. We were going to coffee 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業s and they'd drink Coca Cola and I'd drink Pepsi.

'One coffee 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業 opened up where I lived in the middle of the 1950s and it was lovely. They had Pepsi there in glass 瓶／封じ込めるs which I would have.

'Then when the cans of Pepsi （機の）カム out I l iked it much more and I didn't want to drink it from a 瓶／封じ込める anymore.

Ms Page loves Pepsi so much that she went without drinking while she was in hospital giving birth to her four children because she wasn't 許すd to bring Pepsi into the 区

'I don't know what the difference is between the 瓶／封じ込めるs and the cans but to me it tastes better from a can. PepsiCo will say it's 正確に／まさに the same.

'However, if I'm out and I get served Pepsi from a glass 瓶／封じ込める it's not too bad, but if it's a plastic 瓶／封じ込める of Pepsi I don't like it at all.

'When I drink my cans of Pepsi, I drink it from the actual can. I would never 注ぐ it into an actual glass unless I was at a restaurant.

'支援する in the day it was rude to drink it straight from a can but now people do it all the time and it's more 受託するd.'

Ms Page loves Pepsi so much that she went without drinking while she was in hospital giving bi rth to her four children because she wasn't 許すd to bring Pepsi into the 区.

But when she was in hospital in later life, the hospital stashed her cans of Pepsi in a fridge to make sure she didn't get dehydrated.

But when she was in hospital in later life, the hospital stashed her cans of Pepsi in a fridge to make sure she didn't get dehydrated

Ms Page said: 'I've never gone off Pepsi. When I was in hospital in the 1960s during my four pregnancies they wouldn't let me have it in with me so I had to go without.

'But I've been to hospital since for some major 操作／手術s and I was 許すd to have it there.

'The hospital, much to their disgust, even 許すd me to keep my Pepsi in the kitchen fridge because I wouldn't drink anything else.

'My kids used to come up to visit me in hospital with 供給（する）s of Pepsi so that I stayed hydrated.

'I wouldn't be surprised if it was in my hospital 公式文書，認めるs somewhere - 'must drink Pepsi or won't drink at all'.

'I have never drank water - and even if I was dying [of かわき] no way would I.

'I don't like tea or coffee. I don't like Coca Cola.. I do taste the difference between Pepsi and Coca Cola. I think I would die if I had to drink a glass of milk.

'I wouldn't ever kiss my mum because she always smelt of tea. I have never drunk anything else other than Pepsi.

'To be honest, I don't know how I have lived so long.'

Luckily Ms Page's family are supportive of her drinking habits and make sure that she always has a plentiful 供給（する） of the cans to drink when she comes to stay.

Her eight 広大な／多数の／重要な-grandchildren and 11 grandchildren also know to keep their 手渡すs off their nan's Pepsi.

She even 指名するd her birthday gift of a tiny Yorkshire terrier after her favourite drink, Pepsi, in 1990 before the dog sadly passed away at the age of 18.

Ms Page said: 'My drinking habits might be strange to 部外者s but to my family it is normal.

'Nobody ever asks about it - my family just know I'll want Pepsi. If I go and stay with one of my children I know that there will be a few cans of Pepsi in the fridge for me.

'They all take me for what I am, and the kids know that if nan is coming they can't touch the Pepsi.

'When my children were little they used to buy me a Pepsi magnet or something Pepsi 主題d as a gift.

'It would worry me a lot if I couldn't get cans of Pepsi because I don't know what I'd drink.

'I have a lot of my food 配達するd and there was one day where they said they didn't have any cans of Pepsi in and I had to have my daughters to run out and get me some in the supermarket.

'So far I have not reached the point where I can't get Pepsi. I always have several 事例／患者s of cans ready in the house.

'If I had to drink something else I would probably drink fresh orange juice, but I wouldn't drink much and it wouldn't be for taste.

'My kids always say we should have had 株 in PepsiCo.'?

PepsiCo were 接触するd for comment.