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If sparkling water has zero evrything on the lable is it the same as drinking water?
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Almost: There is one difference between sparkling water and regular water, which is that sparkling water has carbon dioxide gas added to it to produce the carbonation. This is generally harmless, though some people get a bit of stomach or intestinal gas from drinking sparkling water. See http://www.Nydailynews.Com/life-style/health/sparkling-water-healthy-regular-water-article-1.1460179.
Answered 2/29/2016
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