D-Bloat — another money waste

[Sodoku]

K-Shami, that fat subhuman Cookie King and others are launching some stupid “debloating” supp called D-Bloat



JFL at anyone who buys this. But can’t stop copers from coping

 

[iblamemaxillas]

K-Shami, that fat subhuman Cookie King and others are launching some stupid “debloating” supp called D-Bloat



JFL at anyone who buys this. But can’t stop copers from coping

no it works

 

[vincentzygo]

They all satanists

 

[6´3 LTN]

no it works

K-Shami, that fat subhuman Cookie King and others are launching some stupid “debloating” supp called D-Bloat



JFL at anyone who buys this. But can’t stop copers from coping

All the 20+ body fat niggas thinking this will save them

 

[Sodoku]

All the 20+ body fat niggas thinking this will save them

only curries eat this shit up but they deserve better. Hope it makes no money

It makes no sense how Clavicular hangs around these guys who are pedalling this, knowing its bs. Ik he’s also grifting now but it just goes against what’s been taught

 

[sl33perbuild]

1. Magnesium and potassium can draw water into the intestines.
   • Both are electrolytes that can have a mild laxative effect (especially magnesium).
   • Instead of reducing water retention, they might increase bowel water content, potentially worsening bloating.
2. Dandelion extract is a super mild diuretic, but the dose matters.
   • If the amount in one scoop is low, the diuretic effect might be negligible.
   • Dandelion can also cause digestive upset in some people, leading to gas.
3. Hibiscus and horsetail have mild diuretic properties, but their effectiveness depends on the extract concentration and actual dosage.
4. Bloating isn’t always water retention.
   • If bloating is caused by gas, indigestion, food intolerances, or fiber, diuretics or electrolyte shifts won’t solve it.
5. Adding potassium and magnesium may actually increase water retention temporarily, as the body adjusts its electrolyte balance.

Just cut out salt, sweat a bunch, cut out carbs for a day and youll be as "debloated" as you can be.

 

[Angutoid]

thought this thread was gonna be about d bol

 

[gasstationcart]

i mean it is good but yeah alone wont debloat u fs

 

[ybuyhgui]

K-Shami, that fat subhuman Cookie King and others are launching some stupid “debloating” supp called D-Bloat



JFL at anyone who buys this. But can’t stop copers from coping

eplerenone or nothing theory

this guy really made a potassium supp acting like it’s something special jfl

 

[Copercel]

K-Shami, that fat subhuman Cookie King and others are launching some stupid “debloating” supp called D-Bloat



JFL at anyone who buys this. But can’t stop copers from coping

It worked for me, my hair suddenly stopped receding and actually started growing back, I got some bonemass on my jaw, my lashes got 3 times denser and my height increased to 6’4.

 

[itsallgenesbtw]

K-Shami, that fat subhuman Cookie King and others are launching some stupid “debloating” supp called D-Bloat



JFL at anyone who buys this. But can’t stop copers from coping

all these sub 25% bf tards gonna buy ts

 

[jdz6777]

K-Shami, that fat subhuman Cookie King and others are launching some stupid “debloating” supp called D-Bloat



JFL at anyone who buys this. But can’t stop copers from coping

just take furosemide. enough with the natural raw organic sun bathing bull shit.

 

[Sodoku]

Bump. Do not buy

 

[fartstalker]

1. Magnesium and potassium can draw water into the intestines.
   • Both are electrolytes that can have a mild laxative effect (especially magnesium).
   • Instead of reducing water retention, they might increase bowel water content, potentially worsening bloating.
2. Dandelion extract is a super mild diuretic, but the dose matters.
   • If the amount in one scoop is low, the diuretic effect might be negligible.
   • Dandelion can also cause digestive upset in some people, leading to gas.
3. Hibiscus and horsetail have mild diuretic properties, but their effectiveness depends on the extract concentration and actual dosage.
4. Bloating isn’t always water retention.
   • If bloating is caused by gas, indigestion, food intolerances, or fiber, diuretics or electrolyte shifts won’t solve it.
5. Adding potassium and magnesium may actually increase water retention temporarily, as the body adjusts its electrolyte balance.

Just cut out salt, sweat a bunch, cut out carbs for a day and youll be as "debloated" as you can be.

wait if you sweat it debloats you?