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than $50 billion a year is spent on bottled water. With this surge in popularity in recent years, it has left many to question the benefits of the drink. We all know that no form of life can be sustained without water. It is recommended that those who are trying to lose weight cut out other beverages and drink more water, but when it comes to bottled water are consumers getting what they are paying for?
Since most bottled water is marketed as a refreshing beverage that is derived from some exotic springs or equally impressive locale, bottled water can subliminally lead consumers to believe that what they are purchasing is superiorly healthy to tap water, but there is great debate with regards to the healthful benefits behind the hype.
A consumer may feel that when they are paying, on the low side, $1 for a 20oz bottle of water, considerably more for premium brands, they are doing something good for their health. They might be surprised to find out that what is in their drink is not so refreshing.
Loaded with minerals and hydrating properties, bottled can be considered the best energy drink, but that opinion may change when consumers realize that there are contaminates such as fertilizer, pesticides, and bacteria in bottled water that are similar to tap water.
Research conducted by the EWG, Environmental Working Group, reveals that the levels of contaminants present in some bottled water, Sam's Choice for example, exceeds levels set by the state of California, the state in which they were bottled.
In conclusion, weight loss tips recommend that we drink enough water daily, but is bottled the best choice. There are just as many reasons for bottled water as there are against it. Only you can decide.
