Is sparkling water healthy?

Posted On: 13/02/19 Posted by: Sidrah Ahmad

Sparkling water offers a host of health benefits

The health benefits of sparkling water include all the benefits of drinking water and, of course, proper hydration tops the list. Did you know water supports your body in many ways?

  • It lubricates the joints
  • It delivers oxygen to the cells
  • It helps us to regulate your body temperature
  • It aids efficient digestion of food

Here are some less obvious sparkling water health benefits.

Sparkling water treats constipation and dyspepsia

Have you ever enjoyed a drink of sparkling water to settle your stomach? It turns out, you’re in good company. There’s scientific evidence to back up the positive effects. A research report shared by the National Center for Biotechnology Information found that sparkling water reduces dyspepsia, also known as indigestion and eases constipation. The cherry on top? Sparkling water also improves gall bladder emptying, and a gall bladder that empties well is less likely to develop gallstones.

Sparkling water does not cause calcium depletion

Claims that drinking soda and soft drinks can leach calcium from your bones and decrease bone density made a lot of people worry that drinking sparkling water would have the same effect. However, the bubbles are not the root of the problem and while the jury is out, most experts argue that it’s either the phosphoric acid or the caffeine in the soda that’s to blame. Sparkling water contains neither of these ingredients.

Sparkling water is not bad for your teeth

The American Dental Association (ADA) published a research article on the pH values of popular beverages. The verdict? Sparkling water is the least of your dental concerns. Speaking to the New York Times in 2016, one of the study’s authors confirmed the pH of most sparkling waters didn’t cross the tooth enamel erosion danger-zone. He sets the threshold for tooth erosion at a pH of lower than 4. Well-known soft drinks have a pH of around 2.4. Sparkling water has an average pH of 5. This is above the low pH levels that are likely to harm your teeth.

Add some sparkle with a Purezza system

Filtered, sparkling water can help your customers overcome the taste issues that may put people off tap water. Add a squeeze of lemon, a sprig of fresh mint, even a thin slice of cucumber to add flavor to your sparkling water. The possibilities are endless when you indulge in a little creative mixing and matching. Invest in a Purezza system to enhance the dining experience in your cafe or restaurant today.

Interested in serving Purezza at your venue?

You can now find Purezza in over 8,000 venues across North America, Europe, and Australia. The key to our success lies in our extensive range of Purezza products that allow restaurants, cafes, function centres and hospitality venues to turn a healthy margin by selling premium still and sparkling water on-site.

Contact us to find out more or talk to a Purezza expert today to find the right product for your venue.