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Is it true that drinking bottled water help lower your blood sugar?
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Maybe: In order for your metabolism to properly work the minerals in your body must be healthy. If you have been drinking unhealthy tap water and now change to a healthier spring water, this could possibly be beneficial. More importantly avoid sugars and do not consume excessive carbs.
Answered 3/15/2013
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