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Can drinking a lot of unsweetened carbonated water such a bubbly elevate liver enzymes?
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Overconsumption of carbonated drinks can affect the liver and cause the liver enzymes to increase. However, other things can cause the liver enzymes to go up as well such as alcohol, some medications and infections. All causes need to be eliminated.
Answered 7/20/2023
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