Betz agrees that sparkling water doesn’t damage your health as long as it’s unsweetened. Drinking too much sweetened sparkling water can increase your added sugar intake, increasing your risk ...

As sales of non-alcoholic drinks soar, sparkling water is having a moment. Craft Canadian makers, such as Hamilton’s Botany, Montreal’s Le Seltzer, Ottawa’s City Seltzer, Toronto’s Barbet ...

Most of the sparkling waters that we all drink daily fall into this category, but there is also the sparkling water that is ...

A new study finds that drinking carbonated or sparkling water may contribute to weight loss via two mechanisms, though it may need other factors to make a significant impact.

It might even help you drink more water, according to the findings of one study, in which people who made carbonated water at home drank significantly more total water than people who didn’t ...

Bottled sparkling water. Via Wikimedia Commons Carbonated water seems like a great alternative for people who don't like the taste of still water but who want to stay hydrated throughout the day.

People who had sparkling water for breakfast were found to have six times the ghrelin level of those who had still water. Last year we revealed that your zero calorie diet drink can also make you ...

If you’re looking to quit your soda habit, sparkling water seems like a natural fit. In fact, the drink aisle at your local grocery store probably has just as many sparkling water options as ...

The carbonation in sparkling water causes some people to have gas and bloating. If you notice excessive gas while drinking sparkling water, your best bet is to switch to plain water.

Regular water seems to be a better choice in the long run, but if you drink a carbonated beverage (soda, sparkling water), then do it in moderation and try to limit the exposure of time you drink it.