Low-Dose Water Pill while on cycle?

I'm going on vacation and am trying for the first time a water pill to look a little leaner. It's called "Water Loss" from Sci-Fit, I'm not a sponsor of course and just started taking it. The main ingredients are juniper berry extract, dandelion root, uva ursi, buchu extract, magnesium and B-6 (no caffeine as far as I know).

Would this be safe to take in a low dose i.e. instead of 3 pills twice per day just taking 2 or 3 once per day on cycle? I'm hoping to keep a solid & dry look during my first cycle which is Test E. I'm taking AI's of course, but thinking of taking this to help avoid bloat and water retention.

Good idea, or Bad Idea Jeans?

Thanks!
 
Could possible lead to dehydration, I personally wouldn't really advise it.

True it's not really a performance enhancer just mainly for I guess BB competitions...I know that bodybuilders are extremely unhealthy during competitions so that makes sense.

Thanks guys!
 
i think you are fine if u notice reall ydry lips or super sore joints stop, start with a pill a day
True it's not really a performance enhancer just mainly for I guess BB competitions...I know that bodybuilders are extremely unhealthy during competitions so that makes sense.

Thanks guys!
 
I've been on 12.5 mg of hydrochlorothiazide for the last 4 years or so. I've done cycles in that time, too. Never had an issue with dehydration. I'm not very familiar with the compounds you've listed, but I can't imagine that they'd be more effective or more harsh than a prescription diuretic.
 
I've been on 12.5 mg of hydrochlorothiazide for the last 4 years or so. I've done cycles in that time, too. Never had an issue with dehydration. I'm not very familiar with the compounds you've listed, but I can't imagine that they'd be more effective or more harsh than a prescription diuretic.

Cool good to know, I mean the issue is making sure you're not storing excess water but enough water for functioning and being able to exercise and stuff...Maybe I'll try out just a small amt.

Do you mind my asking why you were taking that amt for that long? Do you compete n stuff??
 
Ah that makes sense, gotta watch the sodium tho and stuff like that I guess. Kind of a bummer but there are worse things...
 
Ah that makes sense, gotta watch the sodium tho and stuff like that I guess. Kind of a bummer but there are worse things...
It's been so long since I was diagnosed, keeping it in check is just a part of my daily routine... and it really doesn't have any negative effect on day-to-day life. So, definitely a little bit of a bummer, but it could be much worse!
 
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