Plant-based support for intestinal wellness
The intestinal tract plays a central role in digestion, elimination, and nutrient absorption. Intestinal Cleanser Mix combines plant-based fiber with a diverse blend of herbs traditionally associated with digestive and intestinal wellness to support these everyday functions.*
More than a single-fiber formula
Instead of relying on one ingredient alone, our formula combines psyllium husk and apple pectin with senna, fennel, ginger, peppermint, slippery elm, chamomile, cinnamon, and other botanicals. Each ingredient contributes different properties to create a broader approach to digestive support.*
Understanding intestinal regularity
Regular bowel movements are part of normal digestive function, but frequency naturally differs from person to person. Diet, fiber intake, hydration, activity, routine, medications, and other factors can influence how often elimination occurs.
Supporting the body's natural elimination process
Intestinal Cleanser Mix contains fiber and botanicals that help support regular bowel movements and normal colon function.* Rather than focusing exclusively on frequency, a balanced approach to digestive wellness also considers stool consistency, adequate hydration, and digestive comfort.
Psyllium husk and soluble fiber
Psyllium husk is one of the foundation ingredients in Intestinal Cleanser Mix. It is naturally rich in soluble fiber and has the ability to absorb water as it moves through the digestive tract.
Fiber that expands with liquid
When psyllium encounters water, it forms a gel-like material that increases the bulk and moisture of intestinal contents. This characteristic helps support normal stool formation and regular bowel movements.*
Because psyllium absorbs liquid, adequate fluid intake is especially important when incorporating it into a wellness routine.
Senna leaf and bowel movement support
Senna has a long history of traditional use for occasional constipation and is distinctly different from bulk-forming fiber.
Supporting intestinal movement
Senna contains naturally occurring compounds called sennosides that stimulate activity within the large intestine. This is why senna-containing products can have a more noticeable effect on bowel movements than fiber alone.
Senna is not simply another source of fiber, and using more than directed does not provide better digestive support.
Apple pectin and digestive fiber
Pectin is a soluble fiber naturally present in apples and other fruits. Its characteristics differ from the fibrous texture commonly associated with insoluble plant fiber.
Supporting the intestinal environment
Apple pectin can be fermented by intestinal bacteria, producing metabolites such as short-chain fatty acids. This makes pectin relevant not only to stool formation but also to the nutritional environment within the colon.
Fennel seed for digestive comfort
Fennel has been traditionally incorporated into digestive preparations across multiple cultures.
A traditional carminative herb
Fennel is often described as a carminative botanical because of its traditional association with digestive comfort, particularly after meals. In Intestinal Cleanser Mix, it complements the formula's fiber and elimination-focused ingredients.*
Ginger root and digestion
Ginger is one of the world's best-known digestive botanicals. Its naturally occurring compounds include gingerols and shogaols, which contribute to its characteristic warming flavor.
Supporting gastrointestinal comfort
We include ginger root to complement the formula's broader approach to digestive wellness and normal gastrointestinal function.*
Peppermint leaf and digestive wellness
Peppermint has traditionally been used after meals and in herbal preparations intended to support comfortable digestion.
Cooling botanical support
Peppermint contains naturally occurring aromatic compounds, including menthol. Its cooling botanical profile balances warming ingredients such as ginger and cinnamon while contributing its own traditional digestive properties.*
Slippery elm bark and mucilage
Slippery elm differs considerably from stimulant herbs such as senna. Its bark naturally contains mucilage, a type of plant material that develops a slippery, gel-like consistency when combined with water.
Soothing botanical properties
The mucilaginous characteristics of slippery elm have contributed to its long history of traditional use for soothing the digestive tract.* Its role provides an important contrast to the more movement-focused botanicals in the formula.
Chamomile flower for digestive comfort
Chamomile is widely recognized as a calming botanical and has a long history of use in herbal teas and digestive preparations.
Gentle herbal balance
Chamomile complements the more active ingredients in Intestinal Cleanser Mix by contributing traditionally recognized soothing properties.* This helps give the formula a broader profile than a product based only on fiber and senna.
Cinnamon bark and digestive traditions
Cinnamon is commonly thought of as a culinary spice, but it also has an extensive history of traditional botanical use.
Warming support for the formula
Cinnamon contributes aromatic compounds and a warming botanical character that pairs naturally with ginger, fennel, and peppermint in digestive herbal preparations.*
Avipattikar herb and Ayurvedic tradition
Avipattikar is associated with Ayurveda, the traditional wellness system originating in India.
Traditional digestive support
Avipattikar has traditionally been used in Ayurvedic practices in connection with digestive balance and gastrointestinal comfort.* Its inclusion broadens the formula beyond commonly used Western digestive herbs.
Fiber and intestinal bacteria
The digestive tract is home to a large community of microorganisms collectively known as the gut microbiome. Certain types of dietary fiber can be used by intestinal bacteria as substrates for fermentation.
Feeding the intestinal ecosystem
Fibers such as pectin can contribute to the nutritional environment of the colon. A diverse plant-based diet remains important because no single supplement provides all of the different fibers and plant compounds associated with microbiome diversity.
Supporting normal colon function
The colon absorbs water and electrolytes while storing and moving stool toward elimination. Maintaining normal bowel habits supports this fundamental process.
Regularity is part of digestive wellness
Intestinal Cleanser Mix combines bulk-forming fiber with botanicals that support bowel movements and digestive function.* We designed the formula to complement healthy dietary habits rather than replace the importance of fiber-rich foods, water, and regular physical activity.
Supporting intestinal villi
The small intestine contains microscopic finger-like structures known as villi. These structures greatly increase the intestinal surface area available for nutrient absorption.
Why intestinal health matters for nutrition
Intestinal Cleanser Mix is formulated to support normal intestinal function, including the environment in which nutrient absorption takes place.* A supplement does not physically scrub or clean intestinal villi; supporting digestive wellness is part of maintaining their normal function.
Intestinal cleansing and nutrient absorption
Digestion breaks food down into smaller components that can ultimately be absorbed and used by the body.
Cleansing does not mean removing nutrients
A healthy digestive routine should support normal elimination without attempting to remove everything from the intestinal tract. Our goal is to support normal digestive and colon function while maintaining the body's ability to absorb nutrients.*
Hydration and intestinal cleansing
Water becomes particularly important when consuming concentrated sources of fiber.
Give fiber the fluid it needs
Psyllium absorbs water and expands. Consuming the product with adequate liquid supports the physical characteristics that make psyllium useful as a bulk-forming fiber.
Insufficient fluid intake can make fiber more difficult to tolerate, so hydration should remain part of an intestinal wellness routine.
Intestinal Cleanser Mix and occasional irregularity
Changes in routine, travel, dietary habits, inadequate fiber intake, or reduced activity can sometimes affect bowel habits.
Supporting a return to regularity
Our combination of psyllium, senna, apple pectin, and digestive herbs supports normal bowel movement activity and intestinal function.* Persistent or unexplained changes in bowel habits should not simply be attributed to a need for cleansing.
Intestinal Cleanser Mix and bloating
Bloating can have many causes, including meal size, swallowed air, constipation, certain carbohydrates, food intolerances, and normal intestinal fermentation.
Regularity can influence how the abdomen feels
When irregularity contributes to feelings of fullness, supporting normal bowel movements may help improve digestive comfort.* Intestinal Cleanser Mix is not a treatment for every cause of chronic or unexplained bloating.
Intestinal Cleanser Mix and occasional gas
Gas is a normal product of digestion and intestinal fermentation.
Digestive herbs complement the fiber blend
Fennel, ginger, peppermint, cinnamon, and chamomile have long histories of use in digestive preparations.* Because fiber itself can temporarily increase gas in some people, especially when intake changes quickly, individual responses can vary.
Powdered intestinal cleanser vs. capsules
Both formats can deliver botanical ingredients, but their use is different.
Mixable fiber vs. pre-measured convenience
Our powdered format allows psyllium and other ingredients to be mixed directly with liquid, making it particularly appropriate for a fiber-focused formula. Capsules provide portability, but delivering substantial amounts of fiber can require multiple capsules.
The powder can also be blended directly into a fruit smoothie.
Intestinal cleanser vs. fiber supplement
A conventional fiber supplement typically focuses primarily on increasing dietary fiber intake. Intestinal Cleanser Mix takes a broader approach.
Fiber plus digestive botanicals
Our formula contains psyllium and apple pectin for fiber alongside senna, fennel, ginger, peppermint, slippery elm, chamomile, cinnamon, and other botanical ingredients.*
Someone looking only to increase daily fiber intake may choose a basic fiber supplement. Intestinal Cleanser Mix is designed for broader intestinal and digestive support.
Intestinal cleanser vs. laxative
The terms are sometimes used interchangeably, but they aren't necessarily the same thing.
A multi-ingredient formula with senna
Intestinal Cleanser Mix contains psyllium, digestive herbs, soothing botanicals, and senna leaf. Senna is a stimulant laxative ingredient, so its presence should not be overlooked when comparing this formula with products that contain only fiber.
The product is designed to support bowel movements and intestinal wellness rather than function as a replacement for medical evaluation of persistent constipation.
Psyllium husk vs. senna leaf
These ingredients can both influence bowel movements, but they work very differently.
Bulk-forming fiber vs. stimulant activity
Psyllium absorbs liquid and increases stool bulk. Senna contains sennosides that stimulate activity in the large intestine.
This distinction is one reason our formula combines ingredients with different functional characteristics rather than relying exclusively on one mechanism.
Psyllium husk vs. apple pectin
Both ingredients provide soluble fiber, but their properties aren't identical.
Gel-forming fiber vs. fermentable fruit fiber
Psyllium is particularly notable for its ability to absorb water and form a viscous gel. Apple pectin is readily fermented by intestinal bacteria and contributes to the colonic environment.
Together, they provide greater fiber diversity than either ingredient alone.
Intestinal cleanse vs. colon cleanse
The terms overlap considerably because the colon is part of the intestinal tract.
Intestines include more than the colon
The intestines consist of the small intestine and large intestine. The colon is the largest portion of the large intestine.
Our Intestinal Cleanser Mix is designed around broader intestinal and digestive support while also supporting normal colon function and bowel movements.*
Intestinal cleanser vs. probiotic
An intestinal cleanser and a probiotic serve different purposes.
Elimination support vs. microorganisms
Probiotic supplements provide specific live microorganisms. Intestinal Cleanser Mix does not function as a probiotic. Instead, it combines fiber and herbs to support intestinal function, digestive comfort, and regularity.*
Some fibers in the formula can interact with the existing gut microbiome, but that does not make the product a probiotic.
Intestinal cleanser vs. digestive enzymes
Digestive enzymes break down specific components of food, including proteins, fats, and carbohydrates.
Supporting digestion in different ways
Intestinal Cleanser Mix focuses primarily on fiber, bowel regularity, intestinal function, and digestive botanical support.* It is not a digestive enzyme supplement.
Intestinal cleanse vs. detox
"Detox" is a broad term used in many different ways.
Supporting elimination rather than promising toxin removal
The body continuously processes and eliminates metabolic waste through organs including the liver, kidneys, lungs, gastrointestinal tract, and skin. Intestinal Cleanser Mix specifically supports bowel regularity and normal intestinal and colon function.*
It does not replace the body's organs or independently remove every substance sometimes described as a "toxin."
Intestinal cleansing vs. colon hydrotherapy
These are fundamentally different approaches.
Oral herbal formula vs. physical irrigation
Intestinal Cleanser Mix is consumed orally and combines fiber with botanical ingredients. Colon hydrotherapy involves introducing water into the colon through the rectum.
Our product does not mechanically flush the colon.
Intestinal Cleanser Mix vs. Intestinal Cleanser capsules
The products may share an intestinal-wellness focus, but the format makes an important difference.
Powdered fiber vs. capsule convenience
Intestinal Cleanser Mix allows substantial plant fiber to be consumed directly with liquid and can be incorporated into smoothies. Capsules may appeal more to people who prioritize portability and do not want to mix a powdered formula.
Intestinal Cleanser Mix and the 10 Day Colon Cleanse
Intestinal Cleanser Mix can be purchased individually, but it is also one of the components used in our 10 Day Colon Cleanse.
One product vs. a multi-product cleanse
When used by itself, Intestinal Cleanser Mix provides a focused combination of fiber and digestive botanicals. Our 10 Day Colon Cleanse combines it with additional products as part of a structured cleansing program.
A plant-based approach to digestive support
Our formula is made from plant-derived ingredients and contains no artificial additives.
Twelve ingredients with complementary roles
Rather than adding herbs simply to make the ingredient list longer, the formula combines bulk-forming fiber, fermentable fiber, digestive botanicals, mucilaginous herbs, and ingredients traditionally associated with elimination and intestinal comfort.
What's in Intestinal Cleanser Mix?
Intestinal Cleanser Mix contains 12 plant-based ingredients: psyllium husk, stevia leaf, senna leaf, fennel seed, Avipattikar herb, ginger root, apple pectin, carob root, cinnamon bark, peppermint leaf, slippery elm bark, and chamomile flower.
Psyllium husk
Psyllium husk is naturally rich in soluble, gel-forming fiber. When combined with water, it expands and helps support stool bulk, consistency, and regular bowel movements.*
Typical nutrients and compounds: soluble fiber, arabinoxylan-type polysaccharides, and small naturally occurring amounts of minerals.
Stevia leaf
Stevia leaf is best known for its naturally sweet-tasting steviol glycosides.
Typical nutrients and compounds: steviol glycosides, polyphenols, flavonoids, and small naturally occurring amounts of minerals.
Senna leaf
Senna is traditionally used to support bowel movements and contains naturally occurring compounds responsible for its stimulant activity. Senna is primarily valued for its botanical constituents rather than as a meaningful source of vitamins or minerals.
Typical compounds: sennosides, flavonoids, mucilage, and other anthraquinone-related compounds.
Fennel seed
Fennel seed is an aromatic botanical traditionally associated with digestive comfort.*
Typical vitamins: small amounts of certain B vitamins and vitamin C may occur naturally.
Typical minerals: calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, manganese, and zinc.
Notable plant compounds: anethole, fenchone, flavonoids, and other aromatic compounds.
Avipattikar herb
Avipattikar is a traditional Ayurvedic preparation associated with digestive balance and gastrointestinal comfort.*
Typical nutrients and compounds: because Avipattikar is traditionally a multi-herb preparation rather than a single plant, its natural vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals depend on the precise botanical composition used.
Ginger root
Ginger is an aromatic root with a long history of culinary and traditional digestive use.*
Typical minerals: potassium, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, iron, and zinc.
Notable plant compounds: gingerols, shogaols, paradols, and other phenolic compounds.
Apple pectin
Apple pectin is a soluble fiber derived from apples.
Typical nutrients and compounds: pectin polysaccharides and naturally associated plant compounds. Purified apple pectin should not be considered equivalent to whole apples as a source of vitamins and minerals.
Carob root
Carob is a botanical ingredient naturally associated with fiber and polyphenolic compounds.
Typical minerals: potassium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, iron, and other trace minerals may occur naturally in carob plant material.
Notable plant compounds: tannins, polyphenols, and plant fiber.
Cinnamon bark
Cinnamon bark contributes warming aromatic compounds and has a long history of culinary and traditional wellness use.
Typical minerals: manganese, calcium, iron, potassium, and small amounts of magnesium.
Notable plant compounds: cinnamaldehyde, cinnamic acid-related compounds, and polyphenols.
Peppermint leaf
Peppermint is an aromatic herb traditionally used in digestive preparations.*
Typical vitamins: vitamin A-related carotenoids, small amounts of vitamin C and folate.
Typical minerals: calcium, potassium, magnesium, iron, manganese, and copper.
Notable plant compounds: menthol, menthone, rosmarinic acid, and flavonoids.
Slippery elm bark
Slippery elm bark is valued primarily for its mucilage, which forms a slippery consistency when hydrated.
Typical minerals: calcium, magnesium, potassium, and other naturally occurring trace minerals.
Notable plant compounds: mucilage polysaccharides, tannins, and phytosterols.
Chamomile flower
Chamomile is an aromatic flower traditionally associated with calming and digestive comfort.*
Typical vitamins and minerals: small naturally occurring amounts of potassium, calcium, magnesium, and other micronutrients.
Notable plant compounds: apigenin, bisabolol-related compounds, flavonoids, and other polyphenols.
How to use Intestinal Cleanser Mix
For adults
Add 1 tablespoon to water or another beverage, stir well, and drink. The product can also be added to a fruit smoothie and blended until smooth.
Mix thoroughly and consume with adequate liquid
Psyllium absorbs water and thickens after mixing. Drinking adequate fluids is important whenever concentrated psyllium fiber is consumed.
For children
Add 1/2 tablespoon to water or another beverage, stir well, and drink, or add 1/2 tablespoon to a fruit smoothie and blend until smooth.
Use age-appropriate guidance: Because this formula contains senna, children's use should follow the labeled directions and appropriate healthcare guidance, particularly for younger children or ongoing use.
7.05 NET WT. (200g)
