Diuricell STICK is a practical draining product that supports microcirculation, with a purifying action, supporting urinary tract function and helping to reduce the feeling of heaviness in the legs.
In a new, practical and convenient form, the stick to be dissolved in water is the perfect ally to always carry with you and use in all situations that tend to weigh down and tire your legs. Based on bromelain extracted from pineapple, hawkweed extract, birch, dandelion, butcher's broom, orthosiphon, goldenrod and bitter orange extracts, Diuricell STICK guarantees a draining action and combats water retention and ankle oedema.
The plant extracts contained in its formula support the functionality of the urinary tract, helping to eliminate toxins, waste substances and related liquids, and consequently naturally counteracting swelling and cellulite. The practical stick format allows Diuricell STICK to be used quickly and conveniently at any time of the day, simply by dissolving a stick in a bottle of water. The pleasant taste of the product also supports hydration, helping us to drink enough.
What is water retention and what causes it?
water retention is the accumulation of fluid in the intercellular spaces, i.e. between cells: it is caused by an imbalance between the vascular and lymphatic systems, which leads to the development of symptoms, including aesthetic ones such as swelling, especially in the lower limbs, oedema and the typical “puffy” appearance of the skin. Even when the veins are not very toned and venous return to the heart is incomplete, problems related to fluid retention can arise, a situation that can develop into swollen ankles, the formation of subcutaneous fat deposits or cellulite.
Among the causes that can lead to water retention are poor eating habits, with excessive consumption of foods containing sodium, hormonal imbalances, induced by drugs or linked to poor circulation, and lifestyle, which can influence fluid retention, especially in the case of workers who are constantly seated or, conversely, standing for most of the day. It is therefore important to emphasise that physical activity is a panacea for our circulation and should always be implemented.
How can you naturally combat water retention with a leg drainer?
Thanks to various plant extracts, which promote microcirculation, drainage and the elimination of toxins, waste substances and related fluids from the body. Diuricell STICK, containing various functional natural extracts, dissolves in water to become a practical and pleasant drink that acts from inside the body, promoting diuresis, helping purification and elimination of excess fluids and toxins that cause water retention, swelling and cellulite.
But what exactly does Diuricell STICK contain to make it so effective?
Diuricell STICK is composed of a blend of purifying and draining herbs, such as:
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Bromelain from pineapple, which is useful in cases of water retention and heavy legs thanks to its draining action, capable of stimulating the elimination of excess fluids in the subcutaneous tissue (1);
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Dandelion, a medicinal herb known since ancient times for its draining properties, also used in cooking to season salads and as a natural purifier (2);
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Birch, which has a natural draining action: it increases urine output, facilitating the elimination of water and excess substances (3);
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Pilosella, excellent for combating water retention, eliminating waste from the body and a natural remedy for cellulite. It is distinguished by its ability to reduce uric acid thanks to its high flavonoid content and to stimulate bile production, providing concrete help in purifying the liver (4);
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Orthosiphon, which facilitates the elimination of sodium chloride and increases the urinary excretion of nitrogen compounds (5);
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Bitter orange, which, thanks to the presence of Synephrine in particular, contributes to metabolic stimulation and lipid metabolism. Synephrine activates beta-3 adrenergic receptors, mainly found in adipose tissue and the liver, which are responsible for lipid utilisation processes (6);
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Rusco e.s., obtained from butcher's broom. It contains ruscogenin, a molecule that helps relieve microcirculation disorders, such as heavy legs and a feeling of swelling (7);
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Goldenrod, a plant characterised by a remarkable draining effect that contributes to the functionality of the urinary tract.
Reduction of tiredness and fatigue
Growth of maternal tissues during pregnancy
Normal homocysteine metabolism*
Normal haematopoiesis
Lipid metabolism and liver function
B vitamin complex
With added choline and inositol
Normal nervous system function
Normal energy metabolism
Maintenance of normal red blood cells
Reduction of tiredness and fatigue
Growth of maternal tissue during pregnancy
Normal homocysteine metabolism*
Normal haematopoiesis
Lipid metabolism and liver function
B vitamin complex
With added choline and inositol
Normal nervous system function
Normal energy metabolism
Maintenance of normal red blood cells
Reduction of tiredness and fatigue
Growth of maternal tissue during pregnancy
Normal homocysteine metabolism*
Normal haematopoiesis
Lipid metabolism and liver function
B vitamin complex
With added choline and inositol
Normal nervous system function
Normal energy metabolism
Maintenance of normal red blood cells
Reduction of tiredness and fatigue
Growth of maternal tissue during pregnancy
Normal homocysteine metabolism*
Normal haematopoiesis
Lipid metabolism and liver function
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