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Drinking soda water (carbonated water) instead of regular water is generally safe for people with diabetes, as it typically doesn't contain sugar or calories. However, always check the label to ensure it doesn't have added sugars or sweeteners, which can affect blood sugar levels. Staying hydrated is essential, so choose Show Full Answer

Drinking soda water (carbonated water) instead of regular water is generally safe for people with diabetes, as it typically doesn't contain sugar or calories. However, always check the label to ensure it doesn't have added sugars or sweeteners, which can affect blood sugar levels. Staying hydrated is essential, so choose the option that helps you drink enough water throughout the day.

December 7, 2024

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