The aviation crew's health drink

Pilots and cabin crew: cosmic radiation, pressurized cabins, jet lag, DVT risk, dehydration, and irregular meals at 35,000 feet. Your workplace has unique health challenges that ground-based jobs don't face.

Aviation-specific benefits

• Jet lag — ginger modulates circadian rhythm disruption; anti-inflammatory reduces neuroinflammation from time zone shifts
• Cosmic radiation — NRF2 activation protects cells from ionizing radiation damage (pilots receive 2-5 mSv/year)
• DVT prevention — vasodilatation improves leg circulation during prolonged sitting in cockpit/jumpseat
• Cabin pressure — low humidity and low pressure cause systemic inflammation; daily anti-inflammatory
• Motion sickness — turbulence-related nausea; 5-HT3 antagonism
• Immune defense — recirculated air with 200+ passengers; NK cell activation

Practical for aviation

Fits in a flight bag. No refrigeration. No prep. TSA-compliant size. One before departure, one at destination.

INTI — ginger + turmeric + black pepper, zero sugar. Fly healthier.