Natural Diuretics
Many people are turning to natural foods and herbs with diuretic properties instead of over-the-counter and/or prescription diuretic pills. Natural diuretics can aid in removal of excess fluids from the body and aid in treating sciatica, kidney stone, lymphatic swelling, PMS, liver disorders and high blood pressure. Moderation and caution should always be used for natural foods and herb diuretic. If taken indiscriminately, diuretics can lead to serious consequences such as dehydration and potassium deficiency.
Diuretics are prescribed for people suffering from-Edema-accumulation of fluids in the body tissues, high blood pressure and heart diseases. PMS symptoms such as bloating, women are often advised to take diuretics to rid the body of excess fluid retention and diuretics are taken to Lose Weight.
Foods that can cause water retention
Foods like salt and sugar may cause the body to retain considerable fluids that can lead to bloating and water retention. Also, inadequate protein in the diet can lead to fluid retention. When the body does not get enough amino acids or B-vitamins, it may accumulate excess fluids.
Natural diuretic
Natural diuretics are natural foods or herbs that will increase flow of urine and aid in the removal of fluids from the body. While using natural diuretics or synthetic to aid in removal of excess fluids from the body, it can also mean loss of very important vitamins and minerals too. It is essential that you supplement to prevent loss of vital electrolytes.
*Green tea is a natural diuretic food that has been in use for centuries in China.
* Cranberry juice can aid in removal of excess fluid retention.
*Apple cider vinegar exhibits natural diuretic properties and in addition maintains the potassium levels. It can be added to the salad dressing.
*Dandelion is often used as a natural diuretic.
*Nettle has natural diuretic properties that facilitate good cleansing.
*Dandelion leaf tea aids in detoxification and has a beneficial effect on those suffering from cystitis and urinary tract infections.
*Fennel has carminative and diuretic properties and is frequently used in seasoning food.
Diuretic food with high water content
watermelons and cucumbers help increase urination and flushing out of toxins. Cucumbers are rich in sulfur and silicon that stimulate the kidneys into better removal of uric acid. Watercress and artichokes are also natural diuretic foods.
*Asparagus contains asparigine - a chemical alkaloid that boosts kidney performance and improving waste removal from the body.
*Brussels Spouts help in stimulating the kidneys and pancreas. This helps in better cleansing of cells.
*Beets are natural diuretic foods that attack floating body fats and fatty deposits.
*Oats contain silica-a natural diuretic.
*Cabbage is known to aid breakage of fatty deposits, especially around the abdominal region.
*Carrots are a rich source of carotene that speeds the metabolic rate of the body and hastens removal of fat deposits and waste.
*Lettuce aids better metabolism and flushing of toxins.
*Tomatoes are rich in Vitamin C that aids the metabolism and release of water from the kidney to flush out waste.
*Horseradish, raw onions and radish speed up your metabolism.
Remember, Moderation and Caution should always be used for any Diuretic. This information is for informational purpose only, and is not intended to replace the advice or care of your doctor.
Diuretics are prescribed for people suffering from-Edema-accumulation of fluids in the body tissues, high blood pressure and heart diseases. PMS symptoms such as bloating, women are often advised to take diuretics to rid the body of excess fluid retention and diuretics are taken to Lose Weight.
Foods that can cause water retention
Foods like salt and sugar may cause the body to retain considerable fluids that can lead to bloating and water retention. Also, inadequate protein in the diet can lead to fluid retention. When the body does not get enough amino acids or B-vitamins, it may accumulate excess fluids.
Natural diuretic
Natural diuretics are natural foods or herbs that will increase flow of urine and aid in the removal of fluids from the body. While using natural diuretics or synthetic to aid in removal of excess fluids from the body, it can also mean loss of very important vitamins and minerals too. It is essential that you supplement to prevent loss of vital electrolytes.
*Green tea is a natural diuretic food that has been in use for centuries in China.
* Cranberry juice can aid in removal of excess fluid retention.
*Apple cider vinegar exhibits natural diuretic properties and in addition maintains the potassium levels. It can be added to the salad dressing.
*Dandelion is often used as a natural diuretic.
*Nettle has natural diuretic properties that facilitate good cleansing.
*Dandelion leaf tea aids in detoxification and has a beneficial effect on those suffering from cystitis and urinary tract infections.
*Fennel has carminative and diuretic properties and is frequently used in seasoning food.
Diuretic food with high water content
watermelons and cucumbers help increase urination and flushing out of toxins. Cucumbers are rich in sulfur and silicon that stimulate the kidneys into better removal of uric acid. Watercress and artichokes are also natural diuretic foods.
*Asparagus contains asparigine - a chemical alkaloid that boosts kidney performance and improving waste removal from the body.
*Brussels Spouts help in stimulating the kidneys and pancreas. This helps in better cleansing of cells.
*Beets are natural diuretic foods that attack floating body fats and fatty deposits.
*Oats contain silica-a natural diuretic.
*Cabbage is known to aid breakage of fatty deposits, especially around the abdominal region.
*Carrots are a rich source of carotene that speeds the metabolic rate of the body and hastens removal of fat deposits and waste.
*Lettuce aids better metabolism and flushing of toxins.
*Tomatoes are rich in Vitamin C that aids the metabolism and release of water from the kidney to flush out waste.
*Horseradish, raw onions and radish speed up your metabolism.
Remember, Moderation and Caution should always be used for any Diuretic. This information is for informational purpose only, and is not intended to replace the advice or care of your doctor.
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