Newton-Everett Retenix 60 capsules

Retenix™, for the occasional discomfort of excessive water retention. Say goodbye to bloating and put an end to puffiness with Retenix™!   

The human body may carrying up to 10 pounds of excess water just below the skin layer. If you are retaining "subcutaneous water," it may result in an uncomfortable bloated, puffy appearance. Retenix™ helps you quickly increase the outflow of temporary excess body water and relieve monthly water weight gain, puffiness, and uncomfortable bloating.

Retenix™ is designed to help reduce unwanted subcutaneous water from the body. This formula will bring out maximum muscle definition, muscle hardness, and helps your body maintain a good electrolyte, mineral balance.

Retenix™ helps the body to eliminate excess water and replenish lost minerals and vitamins that may be released with the excess water. Retenix™ is a multi dimensional supplement that was designed to work as a detoxifier, help reduce body fatigue and help maintain healthy thyroxine levels and much more.
The compounds in the formula act synergistically when combined together to ensure effective results. Retenix™ is a maximum strength all natural herbal formula helping to provide safe, gentle and effective relief from excess water retention and bloating. It contains a unique combination of plant extracts, fruit extracts, vitamin B-6, and the essential mineral potassium to regulate your body's water balance.

Natural diuretics can help eliminate the excess fluids in the body. The synergy of these ingredients makes Retenix™ the ideal all-natural approach to fluid management. Retenix™ includes ingredients which are commonly used to support kidney function and help increase urination. Our formula works in a gentle manner, so as to not cause dehydration or loss of the essential electrolytes. While it is common for the body to lose potassium when taking a diuretic supplement, our formula includes extra potassium to help maintain the proper balance.

What are the main active ingredients in Retenix™ and how do they work?

Juniper berry: juniper berry oil is primarily used in the treatment of urinary tract infections such as cystitis and urethritis. It contains an antiseptic volatile oil which can help provide relief to the urinary tract as it passes through. This action is enhanced by a diuretic effect which can help to dilute the urine. The volatile oil component, terpinen-4-ol, may also help to increase the glomerular filtration rate of the kidneys (the rate at which the drainage tubes in the kidney are working). This makes juniper berry oil a valuable addition to this efficient and hard working formula. Although juniper berry is used for infections of the urinary tract, it is also thought to possibly speed up the kidneys filtration making it one of the most effective natural diuretics.

Buchu leaves: buchu leaves originate in South Africa and are one of the best diuretics known. Buchu leaves are used in treating inflammation of the urethra, blood in the urine, bladder infections, and other urinary tract disorders. Buchu is also said to be an effective remedy for kidney stones, cystitis, and rheumatism. It acts as an anti-inflammatory and helps reduce inflammation of the colon, gums, mucous membranes, prostate, sinuses, and vagina. It is mostly used for acute and chronic urinary disorders, including inflammation of the urethra, nephritis, cystitis and catarrh of the bladder. As with most diuretics, Buchu works better if it is taken as a cool water infusion. Since it is commonly combined with Uva Ursi, for urinary infections, it is worth noting that neither of these herbs should be subjected to boiling as this dissipates their active principles and volatile oils. When given warm it is a stimulating diaphoretic useful in the treatment of enlarged prostate and irritation of the urethra. Dandelion Leaf Powder Dandelion is one of the strongest natural diuretics and its leaves are a rich source of potassium. This possibly makes it the only naturally occurring potassium-sparing diuretic and helps maintain electrolyte balances. More than just a weed, dandelion is an herb that has been used medicinally for centuries. It has been used to treat liver problems, kidney disease, edema, stomach upset, skin problems and heartburn. The leaves of this plant act as a diuretic.

Dandelion: the diuretic properties of dandelion help the kidneys excrete salt and water and are also a source of potassium, which synthetic diuretics typically deplete from the body. Dandelion is not just a pesky weed anymore but one of the most powerful all-purpose natural diuretics. Dandelion promotes water and sodium excretion from the kidneys while supplementing the body with extra potassium that is most often lost during an herbal diuretic therapy. Dandelion is often given to relive edema and swelling in the legs, feet and hands, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center.

Vitamin B6: vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) is actually a group of closely related substances pyridoxine, pyridoxinal and pyridoxaminc that work together. They are excreted by your body about eight hours after you consume them, so you need to replace this vitamin regularly. By regulating water balance and the potassium-sodium balance, B6 can act as a natural and safe diuretic, helping flush excess water out of the body. As a natural diuretic, it can be useful for people who are trying to drop water weight prior to competition. Vitamin B6 is a natural remedy that is recommended for reducing pre-menstrual fluid retention.

Green tea: in traditional Chinese and Indian medicine has been used as a stimulant, diuretic (to promote the excretion of urine), astringent (to control bleeding and help heal wounds), and to improve heart health. The high caffeine level in green tea is what gives it diuretic properties. Clinical studies suggest that green tea extract may also boost metabolism and help burn fat. One study confirmed that the combination of green tea and caffeine improved weight loss and maintenance in overweight and moderately obese individuals. Some researchers speculate that substances in green tea known as polyphenols, specifically the catechins, are responsible for the herb's fat-burning effect.

Potassium: sometimes the diuretic process can deplete potassium levels so Retenix™ is supplemented with potassium to prevent this effect. Potassium is very important if taking diuretics. It helps to keep fluids on the inside of the cells. One of the three major electrolytes in your body which may be helpful for edema by regulating the flow of fluids into and out of your tissues and cells.

Corn silk: the long threads of corn silk are harvested from inside the corn husks before the plant is fertilized via pollination. Corn silk appears to stimulate loss of excess fluid from the feet through urination. Corn silk is another natural diuretic that is also rich in potassium and is used to treat water retention caused by edema. Because potassium is replaced as it is lost through urination, there is less risk of developing irregular heartbeat and muscle cramping due to low potassium levels. Corn Silk is used in traditional Chinese medicine as a blood-purifier, heart tonic and a diruetic, according to Urban Herbs. Its diuretic properties have been found helpful in reducing edema and fluid retention in the extremities. It is especially helpful for the treatment of gout, where toes and feet become sore and swollen.

Apple cider vinegar: This is one the best available diuretic foods. Moreover, this vinegar helps stabilize your levels of potassium, which can go out of balance with many other diuretics. Apple cider vinegar acts as a natural diuretic because it is rich in potassium which, like other melon and citrus fruits, helps balance the system and promote excess fluid loss. It exhibits natural diuretic properties and maintains potassium levels.

Cranberry: An effective diuretic, cranberries also help fight edema, and should be a requirement in the diets of all women. Cranberry is one of Nature's best weapons against cystitis and urinary tract infections. It has helped to treat bladder and kidney infections and has also helped to dissolve kidney and gallstones. Moreover, it is said to possess antioxidant qualities that may protect against the invasion of serious malignant disease. There is also important new research being conducted with respect to Cranberry's beneficial effects on ovarian cancer treatments. Cranberries are another a culinary herb possessing diuretic properties, which are useful for medicinal purposes. Cranberry is a well-known herbal treatment for urinary and kidney infections, according to the British Journal of Urology, relieving the body of excess fluids retained in the tissues.

Watermelon: the main active ingredient in watermelon is citrulline, a chemical that rises the level of urea in the blood and urine. The ground seeds are often incorporated with other herbs as a type of diuretic, and may also help clear up urinary tract infections. Another active ingredient in watermelon, curcubocitrin, may help to reduce blood pressure. Watermelon is basically very cleansing, alkalinizing, diuretic and mineralizing. It is very effective in promoting intestinal elimination, keeping the body free from toxic wastes. It is is easily digestible and are completely absorbed for all its minerals, providing much needed nutrients to the body.The alkalinizing effect maintains the acid-alkaline balance in the body, neutralizing the toxic condition of the body resulting from excessive intake of acid-forming foods. Drawing from the rich anti-oxidant and beta-carotene, the health effects of watermelon juice are immense. Its cleansing and natural diuretic effect is totally healing for kidney and bladder problems. Its diuretic action helps to eliminate excess fluids from the body, reducing water retention, especially for women during their monthly menstruation cycle and in pregnant women.

Asparagus: asparagus is also a diuretic and eases stomach and intestinal disorders. Asparagus contains asparigine - a chemical alkaloid that boosts kidney performance, thereby improving waste removal from the body. In its wild form in Ancient Greece and Rome, asparagus was used as a diuretic (increasing urine flow) to flush out the kidneys and prevent the formation of kidney stones.

Paprika: can be used as a diuretic as well helping in elimination both with urine and with built-up fecal matter in the intestines. It has wonderful, scientifically proven antifungal properties as well.

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