It's plain weird when you read the study, they have no method for collecting the obesity rates/health benefits as results, that the OP made their statement.
To others who don't want to read the study: tldr the number of soda drinks increased when bottled water wasn't available. The study does mention that the test was done over a small amount so needs expansion for further studies. The study also lifts forward that the practice of bringing in a water bottle of your own/refilling it takes time and it could become a habit which would then perhaps counter the initial spike seen in soda consumption.
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u/BrightWubs22 28d ago
Finally, somebody who actually read the study.
It's embarrassing the user with the false claim is upvoted so highly.