The construction worker's health drink

Construction workers: heavy lifting, jackhammer vibration, concrete dust inhalation, ladder climbing, and extreme weather. The most physically demanding occupation — and the highest rate of musculoskeletal injury.

Construction-specific benefits

• Knees — kneeling on concrete, climbing, squatting; meniscus and patella protection via COX-2
• Back — lifting materials, bending, vibration tools; disc protection via NF-κB
• Shoulders — overhead work, carrying loads; rotator cuff anti-inflammatory
• Dust and lung — silica, concrete, wood dust; pulmonary anti-inflammatory and NRF2 protection
• Hand-arm vibration — jackhammers and power tools; Raynaud-like symptoms prevention via vasodilatation
• Cold weather work — outdoor winter construction; thermogenesis for natural warmth

Career longevity

Average construction worker retires at 55 with chronic pain. Daily anti-inflammatory extends your working years and your quality of life after.

INTI — ginger + turmeric + black pepper, zero sugar. Build harder, last longer.