Assume the average American drinks 50 gallons of carbonated soft drinks each year and the U.S. population is 328 million people. That means about 16.4 billion gallons of soda is consumed every year in ...

Discover the potential health effects of carbonated water, including stomach discomfort, enamel erosion, and sodium intake.

Sales of carbonated soft drinks have been on the decline for years, but they appear to have rebounded a bit, according to a Coca-Cola executive. Kathleen Ciaramello, president for national foodservice ...

It's refreshing, has zero calories, helps quench thirst and is the favorite of those who want to get away from soft drinks. But is sparkling water healthy? Does it harm your teeth, stomach or bones?

Sparkling water, also known as “seltzer water” or “carbonated water,” is water that has carbon dioxide bubbles in it. This gas may be natural or it may be infused into still water. In some forms, it ...

In a recent study published in the journal Nutrients, researchers conducted a systematic review to understand the potentially detrimental effects of excessive consumption of carbonated drinks on ...

The sparkle is due to tiny bubbles of carbon dioxide that reflect light in such a way that they sparkle. The discovery of infusing water with these bubbles was well…a sparkling discovery.

(NORTHBROOK, IL, May 9, 2005) - Carbonated soft drinks and one of the most commonly prescribed sleeping pills, benzodiazepines, can cause nighttime heartburn, according to new research. A study ...

© Kathryn Koehler/Courtesy of 24/7 Wall St. Whether you call it seltzer, carbonated, or sparkling, there’s no denying the popularity of fizzy, flavored water ...

Consumption of carbonated soft drinks has increased dramatically over the past few decades, in parallel with the steeply rising incidence of esophageal adenocarcinoma. This observation, along with the ...

If you’re opting to avoid acidic food and drink, whether for health reasons or personal preference, you might be stumped when it comes to beverage options — coffee, tea, juices, and alcohol are all ...