| diuretic |
a substance which increases the production and elimination of urine.
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| diuretic |
Also called "water pills;" promotes the flow of urine
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| diuretic |
A substance that increases the flow of urine from the body.
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| diuretic |
A drug that increases the amount of water in the urine, removing excess water from the body; used in treating high blood pressure and fluid retention
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| diuretic |
Diuretic drugs or substances increase the amount of urine produced in the body, and thereby can give a false impression of weight loss by reducing the water content of the body. No fat is lost due to a diuretic, but too much potassium can be, as well as other vital minerals and vitamins. (See Below).
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