Best Natural and/or OTC diuretic?

[ironserenity]

Seems lately that all the stress in my life has caused some water retention. Not to dwell too far into my own situation, but what does everyone here like to use for water control?

Now of course we can go so far as lasix, but I'm talking more natural remedies.
For instance, I have had halfway decent results with eating cucumbers.
I also like green tea as a good diuretic, and sometimes just a caffeine pill. But I'm curious what do YOU like to use when you are feeling bloated?

Just looking at what everyone likes to do and I will give em a try!

 

[Quad-smack]

Good to see you Ironserenity!
I like Xtract by Axis labs. It will usually take 4-5 lbs of water off me in 48 hours.

 

[bugaboo0]

Hydrazide! Here in Canada they keep it under the counter. I got so many compliments on how dry I was but too dry for my Figure competition, my eyes were scratchy.

 

[billmeek]

I like uva ursi root. I used to run Xpel before shows but the caffeine in it would keep me from sleeping well the night beofre the show. The plain uva ursi root seems to be just as powerful, if not better. I used the vitamin world brand.

 

[Dave_19]

Hydrazide! Here in Canada they keep it under the counter. I got so many compliments on how dry I was but too dry for my Figure competition, my eyes were scratchy.

I also use Hydrazide for most athletes (granted I am sponsored by MT, but I am not saying it bec of that I really like it) I also tried Xpel and liked it, but I am used to hydrazide and prefer to stick to that.

 

[Showy0023]

How long can you use hydrazide for? Is it only safe for precontest?

 

[kingpeon]

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