Eat or Drink: The 5 Best Natural Diuretics

1. Coffee

Coffee is a popular drink with several health advantages. Its caffeine content makes it a natural diuretic.

Coffee

Caffeine at 250–300 mg (two to three cups) is diuretic.

2. Dandelion Extract 

Dandelion extract is a popular diuretic herbal supplement. Due to its potassium level, dandelion may be a diuretic. 

3. Horsetail 

Field horsetail (Equisetum arvense) is used as a herb. It has been sold as a tea and capsule as a diuretic for years.

Horsetail 

Field horsetail (Equisetum arvense) is used as a herb. It has been sold as a tea and capsule as a diuretic for years.

4. Parsley 

Folk medicine has long utilized parsley as a diuretic. It was traditionally drunk multiple times a day as tea to minimize water retention.

5. Hibiscus 

Hibiscus plants have brilliantly colored blossoms. The calyces of this plant are used to make roselle or sour tea.

Hibiscus 

Sour tea may lower hypertensive blood pressure, however there is little proof.

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