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Absolute Nutrition Watershed 60 tabs
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Retail price:
$24.50
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$14.26
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$10.24
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41.8 % off
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Availability:
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Item Number :
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AB-002
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Package Description :
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60 Tablets
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Product Weight Per Unit :
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0.45
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Serving Size :
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2 Tablets
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Number of Servings :
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30
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Watershed Diuretic gives me tissue skinny look and it works every time.
Roger Johnson, Tulia, TX, USA
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Absolute Nutrition Watershed 60 tabs
Water weight loss is really handy for a weekend trip or bodybuilding shows. Water weight loss helps you get rid of bloated look and gives definition. Water weight loss with Watershed Diuretic works in less time as 3 days and it is made of herbs. Watershed is a powerful natural diuretic! Watershed works as well as some of the leading prescription name brands, yet its all-natural ingredients are gentle on one's system.
Watershed Diuretic for Bodybuilders: Bodybuilders use Watershed as part of their pre-contest diet program. Watershed squeezes every last drop of water out of their body and gives them that incredible tissue thin vascular look. When the water's out-- vascularity is in.
Watershed Diuretic for Non-athletes: Non-athletes can use this product for quick fix weight loss or to effectively manage water retention problems as well.
Watershed Diuretic and All-Natural Ingredients: Watershed Diuretic contains potassium, Uva Ursi (Bearberry), and parsley with a botanical blend of Cornsilk Stylus, Couchgrass Rhizome, Rose Hiips, Elecampane Root, Goldenrod, Celery Seed, and Dandelion Root to create an effective and genter diuretic blend.
Dandelion Root has traditionally been used to treat fluid retention. Dandelion root extract used in watershed includes teraxsterol plus taraxol, taraxerol, taraxacin, and taraxinic acid, eudesmanolides and germacranolides.
Watershed will not deplete Potassium or cause caffeine side effects: Potassium works with sodium to maintain body’s water balance. Potassium deficiency may result in excessive loses due to severe diarrhea, poor diabetic control, low calorie diets, chronic alcoholism, hard exercise, or some diuretics and laxatives. Although their purpose is to eliminate excess sodium form the system, certain diuretics may increase Potassium loses while others retain Potassium. Ask your physician about the type of diuretics you they take and whether you need more potassium.
Is Watershed safe?
Yes. Watershed contains a blend of natural botanicals to ease the symptoms of water retention. Watershed is caffeine and stimulant free so it does have unpleasant side effects sometimes related with other diuretics.
What makes Watershed so effective?
Watershed is made of finest herbal ingredients:
Dandelion Root has traditionally been used to treat fluid retention. Dandelion root extract used in watershed includes teraxsterol plus taraxol, taraxerol, taraxacin, and taraxinic acid, eudesmanolides and germacranolides. Dandelion is rich source of flavonoids, beta-carotene (more than carrots), beta sitosterol, inulin and potassium. Scientists also believe that dandelion can work synergistically with other herbal diuretic preparations, enhancing and augmenting overall effectiveness.
Arctostaphylos Uva Ursi L or Blueberry: Uva Ursi’s diuretic ability is found in the chemicals arbutin, ursolic acid, and isoquercetin.
Parsley’s Volatile oil component, notably myristicin and apiol, is known to the responsible for the diuretic action of this herb.
Cornsilk is a gentle diuretic and couchgrass has been used for centuries to flush out the kidneys.
Rosehips, elecampane and celery seed are all water management herbs that work together for unparalled diuretic efficiency.
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Nutritional Facts |
| Each Serving Size (caps) 2 provides: |
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| Ingredients |
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% Daily Value |
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| Potassium (mg) |
200 |
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| Proprietary Botanical Blend (mg) |
200 |
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| Uva Ursi 4:1 Extract (mg) |
250 |
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| Parsley 4:1 Extract (mg) |
250 |
* | Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
*Daily Value is not established. |
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Ingredient Details :
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Green tea leaf extract (36% and polyphanole) 250mg, Buchu leaf 4:1 extract 200mg, Juniper berry 4:1 extract 150mg, Una-ursi leaf standardized extract (20%arburin) 100mg, Hydrangea root 4:1 extract 100mg, Botanical Blend: Cornsilk stylus, couchgrass rhizome, rose hips 4:1 extract, elecampane root, goldenrod herb (aerial parts), celery seed 4:1 extract, dandelion root standardized extract 5:1 (20% Taraxasterol) 350mg.
Other Ingredients: Dicalcium phosphate, microcrystalline cellulose, croscarmellose sodium, stearic acid, silica, magnesium stearate and pharmaceutical glaze.
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Suggested Use :
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Take one tablet in the morning and one tablet in the evening. Drink a full 8 oz. glass of water with each dosage. Use for only 3 days consecutively.
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Warnings :
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Keep out of the reach of children. Before beginning any weight loss program, consult your health care practitioner.These statements have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to cure, treat, diagnose or prevent any disease.
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Product Faqs :
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How does metabolism affect weight loss?
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Weight is dependent on the balance of calories taken versus calories burned. If you consume more calories than your body needs, you gain weight. Take in less and you lose weight. As we know metabolism is the engine that burns these calories, increasing metabolism means burning more calories and burning more calories means losing more weight.
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What is ephedra?
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Ephedra is a natural stimulant and not approved by the FDA. Several deaths have been reported in association with this stimulant.
Ephaedra is a medicinal herb, known scientifically as Ephedra sinica and Ephedra equisetina, also known as mahuang and herbal ecstasy. Ephedra comes from the dried rhizome and root of the plant.
The main active ingredients in ephedra are ephedrine and pseudoephedrine which account for the medicinal properties of the herb. Both central nervous system stimulants that act as decongestants but, in high doses, can raise the blood pressure.
Contraindications for taking ephedra include anxiety, hypertension, heart disease, glaucoma, hyperthyroidism, and prostate enlargement. Ephedra can stimulate uterine contractions and so is hazardous during pregnancy.
Ephedra was widely promoted as a natural stimulant and appetite suppressant. There were reports of strokes, heart attacks and death in patients with no prior history of vascular disease. The misuse and overdose of ephedra also resulted in seizures and psychosis.
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Top 10 tips reach your weight goal:
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1. Eat Breakfast
Skipping breakfast can stall your metabolism and cause a weight loss plateau.
2. Watch Portions
Eating too much of even healthier foods can stall your weight loss if the increased portions cause your caloric intake to spike. (As you lose weight you need fewer calories.)
3. Choose Whole Grains
Choose whole grains over "white" carbs and you'll regulate your blood sugar and feel fuller longer, both of which will keep your appetite in check.
4. Pump Some Iron
The benefits of strength training continue when you're at rest! Your metabolism stays raised even if you are inactive.
5. Fill Up with Fiber
Fiber helps you stay fuller longer and may even keep blood sugar in check -- two benefits that can help with long-term weight management.
6. Walk Smarter
Make that brisk walk a little more intense and you'll burn more calories and build more muscle.
7. Get Goals in Check
Make sure you really do need to lose those 10 pounds! Re-assess your goals and how far you've come ... maybe you're a-okay where you are.
8. Keep a Food Diary
If you've stopped writing down your food intake ... start again. You may be eating more -- and more often -- than you think.
9. Handle Emotional Eating
Emotional eating could be keeping on those last few pounds -- learn to cope and the pounds just might melt.
10. Don't Take Calories too Low
Cutting calories too low can have an adverse effect. You may actually stop losing weight if you're not eating enough.
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What are the risks of ephedra products?
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Common side effects resulting from the stimulatory effects of ephedra include headache, irritability, restlessness of muscles, nausea, sleeplessness, increased heart rate, urinary disturbances and vomiting. Higher dosages may result in drastic increases in blood pressure and cardiac rhythm disorders.
- Ephedra has an additive effect on the nervous system when used in conjunction with caffeine, decongestants, and other central nervous system stimulants.
- Disturbance of heart rhythm
- Enhancement of Guanethidine effect on the sympathetic nervous system
- Development of high blood pressure
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