Boost your efforts to get a shredded body

You've been going to the gym, you've been meticulous about your diet, you're doing everything right, but when you look in the mirror, your body looks swollen, and it's not as defined as you would like. Well, that mirror is not doing justice to all the hard work you've been putting in for months.

Body fat levels may not be the issue. It may be a swelling problem related to the excess of subcutaneous water.

When the body cannot properly flush excess water, you start to feel swollen, and you may notice fluctuations in body weight over a short period.

On certain occasions, such as a competition, a professional appointment, or a photoshoot, eliminating this excess water can make a significant difference.

Several factors can cause excess Subcutaneous Water accumulation:

Food: For active people, this is the leading cause. Highly processed and high-sodium foods can negatively impact electrolyte balance, causing fluid retention and improper flushing.

Not drinking enough water: It's a misconception that not drinking water will help reduce water retention. It is the other way around. The more water you drink, the more your kidneys will work to eliminate the excess. If you drink little water, your body will try to hold as much water as possible and keep it a safe "reserve".

Menstrual cycle: Normal hormonal changes associated with monthly periods can cause women to experience bloating and swelling.

Hormonal variations or dysfunctions: Certain hormonal dysfunctions can also lead to changes in the body's water balance.

Sedentarism: Lack of exercise causes many ills, one of which is the accumulation of excess subcutaneous water.

Long time working in the same position (standing or sitting): The heart pumps blood through our body, but we also have something called muscle pumping. In regions far from the heart, such as the feet, the action of the calf muscles is essential for good blood circulation and prevents fluid from being trapped in that region.

Some of these causes are easily manageable, while others are more challenging and require medical attention. The truth is that the sum of some of these factors can cause episodes of retention a little longer, which can have negative impacts on your aesthetics.

But to understand this, we need to know how water, and how the body holds water, can influence your definition and body weight almost as much as fat.

Water Retention x Muscle Definition x Weight Loss

We recognize that these variations in water retention occur due to slips in food intake, such as when we are on a diet or when we undergo a period of poor eating habits.

When we go through those challenging times when our food intake is not perfectly aligned, the body tends to retain more fluid, and consequently, our body weight increases. At that moment, you may notice that your body is getting "soft," and your muscles are not as defined as they used to be.

How it works

To have a cut physique, with muscle well defined - or having that desirable six pack – you need two things:

1-Low body fat

2-No excess of subcutaneous water (water under the skin)

The first part (having low body fat) involves following a well-balanced diet, high protein, avoiding sugars, eating the right amount of carbohydrates and fats, and following a good exercise program.

The second part, having little water under your skin, requires a few extra steps. To maintain a healthy sodium intake, it's essential to limit your consumption of highly processed foods and drink plenty of water regularly.

How to decrease water retention:

• Eat more protein - proteins have a mild diuretic effect, but that can help when added to other actions.
• Eat six to eight servings of vegetables, such as cabbage, cucumber, parsley, and green leafy vegetables. In addition to other benefits, these vegetables begin to have a moderate diuretic effect in these amounts.
• Avoid eating refined sugar and other processed foods.
• Avoid eating foods rich in sodium (or salt) on weekends or cheating days. The trend is that we eat more foods rich in sodium, such as barbecue, pizza, hamburgers, soft drinks, and cheeses, as well as soy sauce.

This sudden increase in sodium intake triggers a rebound effect in the body, causing it to retain excess water.

On weekends, have a little fun, but don't stray too far from your diet plan to avoid setbacks.

Drink (a lot) more water: To eliminate water retention, you need to drink plenty of water. If you are drinking little water, your body will try to retain as many fluids as possible to have a "safe reserve". If you drink copious amounts of water every day, you send a clear message to your body: that it does not have to worry, as there is water coming in frequently.

How to reach the next level

Control the layer of liquid under your skin. But what about when we want to go one step further? When do we want something extra for a photoshoot for Instagram, a weekend at the beach, or even wearing a bold outfit at a party or special occasion?

Removing that extra hold and letting your physique dry like the desert will undoubtedly improve your body noticeably and tangibly.

Dry Up

That's where Dragon Pharma's Dry Up comes in. Dry Up is a diuretic and exothermic catalyst of high power and effectiveness. It was designed for use by both men and women.

When you think about flushing excess subcutaneous water, the first mechanism that comes to mind is the one that expels water through urination. And of course, this is one of the main ways in which Dry Up will help you.

However, what makes Dry Up unique on the market is its second mechanism of action: with Dry Up, you will eliminate a considerable amount of liquid through increased sweat output.

There are two mechanisms for eliminating liquids to achieve twice as good results.

I'll start by discussing how Dry Up will act on the first front - with a direct, intense, and natural diuretic action.

You will find the best, most advanced, and safest ingredients in the Dry Up diuretic matrix.

The first one is Dandelion Root (Dandelion Root). Studies have shown that this extract has a powerful effect on the production and release of urine. With a bonus, it is rich in potassium, which helps protect your health by maintaining electrolyte levels. Horsetail Extract (Horsetail) is another natural component that promotes diuresis and helps release liquid through urine.

The herb Uva ursi is traditionally used in diuresis. Still, it is also known to play a role in maintaining the lymphatic system and controlling urinary infections, as it contains substances that prevent the proliferation of bacteria in human tissues.

Do not stop there. Juniper Berry (Juniper Berry)  is a light diuretic ingredient, but it works synergistically with the other compounds and contains many antioxidants.

Dry Up's second mechanism of action is exothermic, meaning it causes ingredients that stimulate the body to produce more heat. When we have more heat, two things happen:

1. We burn more calories to generate this energy, which is converted into heat. We call this Thermogenesis.

2. The extra heat has to be dissipated, so the body sends water to the surface of the skin to cool us down. That's why we sweat.

It's a double effect - you generate more heat, sweat more, eliminate even more liquid, and burn more calories. For all of this to happen, high-purity ingredients and advanced technology are needed, unlike anything you see here.

The first of these is Gamma Butyrobetaine (Gamma Butyrobetaine)

Known to some as a "Super Carnitine, the butyrobetaine range is a precursor to carnitine that is converted to L-carnitine. It increases nitric oxide production and has an exothermic effect on the body, releasing a good amount of sweat during your workout, especially during cardio sessions.

The other component is the fantastic Afrormosia melegueta (Pepper of Guinea) - a spice similar to ginger that acts as a strong thermogenic, particularly in increasing body temperature and reducing visceral fat.

Not just another diuretic

The biggest problem with using products to eliminate water retention is that considerable amounts of minerals are lost along with the eliminated water, resulting in unwanted side effects.

Dry Up contains a complex of electrolytes, Including Calcium, magnesium, and potassium, which immediately replenish your minerals, maintaining electrolyte balance and avoiding unwanted side effects such as headaches, nausea, extreme fatigue, muscle spasms, and weakness.

Dry Up is a unique product on the market that provides protection and offers a double-action approach to eliminate excess water weight quickly.

How to use

The use of DryUp is intended for rapid water weight loss and maximum muscle definition, not for continuous use. Perfect for pre-competition preparation, photoshoots, and more.

For best results, take four capsules in the morning with 16 oz of water and 4 capsules 6-8 hours after the first dose.