What are some caffeine-free diuretics?

Answer by  melissago (7)

Water is the most accessible diuretic of all since it increases urination and is widely available for free. Fruits can also act as diuretics and include celery, watermelon and cranberries among the highest diuretics. Alcohol and apple cider vinegar can also be considered for diuretic reasons. None of these options contain caffeine.

Answer by  janrey09francisco (56)

Some Caffeine-free diuretics includes water, green teas, soft drinks such as diet cokes, fruit juices, also fruits such as berries and watermelons, these are among that has highest diuretics. Even alcohol, beers and apple cider vinegar is also considered diuretics because they can increases the water content in the body.

Answer by  sathya (237)

diet coke, green tea, water pill (tablets) and even a chilled glass of beer can be used for a forced diuresis. Some of these can increase the water contant in the body and will enhance the possibilites of urination and is very useful for women during their periods and people who are living on high preasure areas.

Answer by  Mrscmrn (1449)

All prescription diuretics do not contain caffeine. Diuretics should not be taken unless prescribed by a physician because there are complications unless they are medically necessary.

Answer by  Kath (1537)

The free caffeine-free diuretic is water. Other include celery, watermelon and cranberries. Apple cider vinegar can also work along with green tea and diet coke. Not all of the prescription diuretics do not contain caffeine, so check with your doctor about these options. They will direct you to the ones that are caffeine free.

Answer by  MattK (1713)

There are no prescription diuretics being sold that require or use caffeine in the formulation. While caffeine is a diuretic, the negative side affects are far greater than the positive.