What Does Carbonated Water Do to Your Body?

The video discusses the fun and misconceptions of carbonation, explaining how fizzy drinks are made by saturating cold liquids with carbon dioxide to form carbonic acid. It debunks myths that carbonic acid harms teeth or causes kidney stones, attributing these issues to phosphoric acid found in colas. Phosphoric acid, used for flavor and preservation, can lead to health problems like kidney stones and enamel erosion. The video compares carbonic and phosphoric acids, highlighting that carbonic acid is much weaker and less harmful. It concludes by emphasizing moderation in cola consumption.

What are the potential health risks associated with excessive phosphoric acid consumption?

Why is carbonic acid considered less harmful compared to phosphoric acid?