In addition: “SGLT2 inhibitors, unlike thiazolidinediones [a commonly used class of diabetes drugs], have a tendency to increase fluid excretion by a mechanism that depends on osmotic diuresis.

When fluid excretion does not match fluid consumption in patients with renal issues, the kidneys do not produce enough urine ...

Research suggests that both green and black teas have the potential to act as natural diuretics, promoting fluid excretion from the body (Chakraborty et al., 2014). A review published in ...

the urinary excretion increased two-to-three-fold with a concomitant decrease in the rate of reabsorption (table V). After administration of histamine, the acidity of the gastric fluid increased ...