Can ‘Loaded Water’ Boost Energy, Reduce Sugar Cravings? What Experts Think

Proponents of the "loaded water" trend on social media platforms like TikTok claim the viral drink can improve energy and reduce sugar cravings. The recipes include ingredients like electrolytes, fruit, and prebiotics, which may support healthy hydration.

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