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Could simply switching from still to sparkling water help you lose weight? :cup_with_straw::collision: New research suggests that the CO2 in fizzy water might do more than just tickle your tongue — it could help reduce blood sugar and boost metabolism by activating key enzymes in your red blood cells. While it’s not a miracle cure, scientists say it might give your body a small but helpful push toward weight loss.

In this video, we break down how carbonated water works inside your body, what scientists discovered, and whether this bubbly trick is worth trying. Spoiler alert: it’s not a replacement for diet or exercise — but it’s a fascinating insight into how your everyday choices could make a difference!
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00:00Could sparkling water help you lose weight faster than still water?
00:03Science says, maybe yes.
00:06We've all heard that drinking water before meals can curb your appetite.
00:10But what if swapping still for sparkling made an even bigger difference?
00:14New research shows that the bubbles in fizzy water
00:17may actually help reduce blood sugar and speed up your metabolism.
00:21Here's how it works.
00:23The CO2 in sparkling water gets absorbed through your stomach
00:26and turns into bicarbonate in your blood.
00:28This triggers red blood cells to activate enzymes that help your body absorb glucose faster.
00:33As a result, your blood sugar levels drop.
00:36And that might give your body a gentle push toward burning fat.
00:40Doctors even compared it to a process used in dialysis that helps filter waste from the blood.
00:45Though the effects are small, it's a surprising link between bubbles and blood sugar.
00:50Experts say don't ditch your diet just yet.
00:53But if you're already sipping water, maybe make it sparkling.
00:56The science is bubbling with potential, but more research is still needed.
01:01It's clicking a bit now.
01:02Let's see.
01:03I'm going to see.
01:04I'm going to see.
01:05But we're talking about more research shows.
01:06That's the most important advice we've been in this project.
01:07To have a long list of research shows.
01:08I'm going to see.
01:10Mr. Prince, let me see.
01:11I'm going to see.
01:12I'm going to see the next slide.
01:13I'm going to see.
01:14It's going to be the next slide here.
01:15It's going to go on in the lab.
01:17I'm going to see.
01:18I'm going to see.
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