Is drinking soda water the same as drinking water?

Answer 1

No, it is not. Water has no impurities in it. Other liquids, juices, beer, tea, etc., have other things that must be filtered out by the body. They can provide ots of nurishment and liquid, but are not the same as drinking water.

Answer 2

Bottled water is roughly the same price as soda. However, tap water is free, so the markup is 100% of the price of the soda.

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Answer 3

Soda water is basically carbonation in water, an example is Perrier. Soda is commonly made with High Fructose Corn Syrup, which has a high amount of sugar. You should try adding a juice of some sort to Soda water to make a healthy drink. :)

Answer 4

Incomplete answer.

Water in general is rarely pure water, & not recognized here. Dentists would make points about too little iodine in water regular drank by children at early ages, yet iodine can give a toddler a lifetime of benefit. And adults and others go out of their way for certain additives.

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Answer 5

No. Most sodas have lot of sugar in them, and all soda waters have high levels of dissolved carbon dioxide in them. That is what creates the bubbles.

Answer 6

Not at all.

Answer 7

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