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A member asked:
I hear bad things about flavored seltzer water... is it true that they are not healthy? i drink them a lot in order to avoid sugary drinks, but i'm now concerned about what i'm hearing!!
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It’s the ingredients: Flavorings can be healthy, but you must do your homework on the ingredients, suggest you do a bit of research to find the healthier brands online
Answered 12/8/2019
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