India, Jan. 29 -- Lack of calories doesn't mean weight loss: Sparkling water has no calories, but that doesn't necessarily translate to weight loss. Studies have claimed that sparkling water may aid weight loss by helping you feel fuller, reducing your desire to snack and overeat. A recent hypothesis suggested that sparkling water may help you lose weight by boosting your body's blood sugar (glucose) uptake and metabolism has been grabbing attention. Also read | Green coffee for weight loss: Benefits and how to make it at home

However, Studyfinds.org reported that it isn't new research - rather, it's a new hypothesis formed by referencing the results of a study published in 2004 - alongside additional supplementary research to support th...