What Are The 23 Herbs In Intra Juice?

People ask us this more than anything else. The badge on the bottle says 23 herbs, so here is the full list, and what each one is known for in plain words.

The blend has not changed. Every bottle of Intra holds the same 23 botanical extracts mixed with 36% fruit juice. Nothing is swapped out when a crop gets expensive, and nothing is added to make the color look brighter.

The full list

• Astragalus root — a root used for a long time in herbal drinks.
• Cascara sagrada — bark from a small tree.
• Celery seed — the seed, not the stalk you cook with.
• Chamomile flower — the same flower used in evening tea.
• Chicory root — roasted and used in drinks for hundreds of years.
• Dandelion root — from the plant in your garden.
• Echinacea — a purple flower, common in herbal blends.
• Fenugreek seed — a small seed used in cooking and in teas.
• Ginger root — warm and sharp, and one you will taste.
• Ginkgo biloba — leaf from one of the oldest tree species.
• Ginseng root — a root used across Asia for centuries.
• Goldenseal root — a woodland plant from North America.
• Hawthorn berry — a small red berry from a hedge shrub.
• Horehound — a herb from the mint family.
• Juniper berry — the berry that gives gin its smell.
• Licorice root — sweet on its own, and part of the taste.
• Passion flower — a climbing vine with a wide flower.
• Rose hips — the fruit left behind after a rose drops.
• Sarsaparilla root — a vine root used in old root drinks.
• Saw palmetto berry — a berry from a small palm.
• Schisandra berry — a berry known for five tastes at once.
• Thyme — the kitchen herb, in extract form.
• Yarrow flower — a small white field flower.

Why so many?

One herb on its own is a big dose of one thing. Twenty-three herbs together is a small amount of many things, which is closer to how people have taken plants for most of history — a bit of this, a bit of that, every day.

It is also why the drink tastes the way it does. Licorice and ginger come through first. The fruit juice rounds off the rest so it is easy to swallow.

What it does not contain

No artificial colors. The color comes from the herbs and the juice, so a bottle can look slightly different from the last one. That is normal, and it is a sign you are drinking plants rather than dye.

One capful a day is a serving. Shake the bottle first, because the herbs settle when it sits still. It is a food supplement concentrate of fruit juice and botanical extracts that supports immune system health.