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Soda water principally contains sodium chloride in its elemental form. The Sodium(Na) and Chlorine(Cl) are the minerals which act as transmitters in the ion gated channels in the human body. They help in transmission of impulse along the body cells. They also help in maintaining the turgor pressure of the cells and hence beneficial in osmo-regulation.
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