Advertising a maximum strength diuretic for both men and women, MHP Xpel is at least honest about their mechanism of action. They claim to give you razor sharp cuts and fast weight loss by getting rid of “excess water weight.” And it’s a fairly well known fact that enough bodybuilders use diuretics to get cut before shows and otherwise show off muscles to a greater degree, even to the point of severe dehydration.

So will MHP Xpel work for you? The first thing you should know is that diuretics are never a good idea when dieting or trying to lose weight. They get rid of water weight yes. But that’s not excess water weight unless you have certain medical conditions. That’s actually water weight that your body needs to sustain itself! The large majority of body mass in general is made up of water.

Accordingly, it’s not so surprising that side effects of diuretics and products like MHP Xpel include include irregular heartbeat, breathing problems, numbness or tingling, confusion, nervousness, unusual tiredness, weakness, heavy feelings in the legs, weak pulse, nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, excessive thirst, muscle cramps, pain, dehydration, and mental or mood changes. The lack of water can have all of these effects and more.

And frankly speaking, people tend to gain weight back very quickly when they are only losing water weight. It also makes future weight loss considerably harder when you use these types of products. So obviously, if you are serious about losing weight, you should not be using this kind of product.

They do not actually have any of the right ingredients. Well, actually they have green tea, which could burn fat if only they used the right kind and amount. But of course, they don’t. It could still cause some caffeine related side effects such as irregular heartbeat, chest pain, dizziness, headache, nausea, insomnia, mood swings, cramping, constipation, diarrhea, tension, anxiety, and high blood pressure. However, there will be no results.

The rest of their ingredients really are diuretics. Again, diuretics don’t promote at all lasting weight loss, and they are used only in special events even by serious professional bodybuilders, which chances are you are not. No matter who you are, they could cause serious health issues both now and in the future, and they are simply not worth it.

There are actual weight loss products out there. There are products that use no diuretics and frankly speaking, give you real and lasting results. If a product is this honest or even implies that they get rid of water weight at all, you want to avoid bothering with them. However, most products you will find may have something else that is at least slightly more legitimate.