XPEL Review

Not necessarily a diet pill, XPEL wants to help you get cut muscles and a leaner body. So most of us who are just wanting to lose a few pounds need not apply. However, those of you bodybuilders out there might be interested, so let’s take a look at this pill.

Ingredients

• Vitamin B6 50 mg
• Magnesium 100 mg
• Calcium 200 mg
• Potassium 90 mg

Xeriton PSD Herbal Diuretic Blend 1,200 mg

• Buchu Leaf
• Cornsilk Stylus
• Couchgrass Rhizome
• Hydrangea Root
• Juniper Berry Fruit
• Uva Ursi Leaf
• Dandelion Root
• Horsetail Extract

Electrolyte Blend 1,141 mg

• Calcium Carbonate
• Potassium Citrate
• Calcium Gluconate
• Magnesium Oxide

• Green Tea Leaf Extract
• Guarana Seed Extract

Will a diuretic benefit you?

Since a lot of attention is given to XPEL’s diuretic blend, I thought it might be helpful to explain what a diuretic is. According to MedicalNet.com:

“Diuretics cause a person to ‘lose water’ but they do so by diverse means, including:

• Inhibiting the kidney’s ability to reabsorb sodium, thus enhancing the loss of sodium in the urine. And when sodium is lost in the urine, water goes with it.
• Enhancing the excretion of both sodium and chloride in the urine so that water is excreted with them.
• Blocking the exchange of sodium for potassium, resulting in excretion of sodium and potassium but relatively little loss of potassium.

Some diuretics work by still other mechanisms. And some diuretics have other effects and uses such as in treating hypertension.”

So in a nutshell, a diuretic won’t do anything for you in terms of long term weight. But it’s not really designed to. XPEL (along with other diuretic’s) will help you get rid of excess water, which is why we see many body builders looking ‘dry’ and ‘ripped.” As such, XPEL is definitely not for the average Joe that want’s to lose a few pounds of fat.

XPEL’s Marketing

The XPEL marketers want to convince you that you are not lean and cut because you have too much excess water beneath your skin. And while this may be somewhat true for professional bodybuilders, this is not the case for the majority of us. I like that the marketers seem to direct their attention to professional bodybuilders, but is that really the only audience that will try this pill? Probably not, and I doubt that they will see any results (other than having to frequent the restroom more often, I suppose).

XPEL Price

On the website, one bottle of XPEL, 80 capsules, is $24.99 and two or more bottles are $19.99.

XPEL Guarantee

There’s no stated guarantee for XPEL. It’s almost always a bad sign when companies won’t back up their product.

Conclusion

If I was a serious bodybuilder looking to up my game, I might give XPEL a try. It has lots of vitamins and energy boosters, so why not? But if you are looking to lose some weight (other than water weight), I wouldn’t waste your money. And without a guarantee, it’s pretty safe to say that the majority of us could do with out XPEL.