Wheatgrass juice powder
A juice-powder greens ingredient used as part of the formula’s plant base.
Daily GreensAll forty-six are named, twenty-three in Daily Greens and twenty-three in Signal. Every ingredient is listed in the order it appears on the pouch, with what each extract is standardised to. No proprietary blends and no umbrella terms. The one thing not published is how much of each goes in.
Twenty-three ingredients, listed in the order they appear on the pouch. Named ones carry what the extract is standardised to.
A juice-powder greens ingredient used as part of the formula’s plant base.
Daily GreensPunicalagins and ellagitannins. Carries real polyphenol load and gives the blend its depth of flavour.
Daily GreensStandardised to 40% tannins. Indian gooseberry extract included alongside other plant polyphenol sources.
Daily GreensA blue-green algae powder included in the plant base.
Daily GreensBroken-cell chlorella, selected to make the algae powder easier to disperse and digest than an intact-cell format.
Daily GreensA second grass juice powder used alongside wheatgrass in the plant base.
Daily GreensPartially hydrolysed guar gum. One of the two soluble fibres in the blend, each feeding different flora.
Daily GreensA 10:1 extract included as part of the broader greens and botanicals mix.
Daily GreensA greens blend only works if you finish the pouch. Mango carries a green base better than berry does, which is the whole reason it leads.
Daily GreensA second prebiotic substrate, working on different flora to PHGG. Two fibres, two jobs.
Daily GreensStandardised to 5% withanolides by HPLC. Research on the ingredient does not establish an outcome for this finished blend.
Daily GreensStandardised to 2.5% ursolic acid. Holy basil extract included with the other botanicals in Daily Greens.
Daily GreensDeliberately included. A greens base alone leaves gaps in B12, D, iodine and selenium, and this closes them.
Daily GreensStops the finish going flat by the third week, which is where most greens powders get abandoned.
Daily GreensStandardised to 95% curcuminoids and included among the plant polyphenol ingredients.
Daily GreensCitrus-derived plant compounds included alongside amla and the vitamin-mineral premix.
Daily GreensStandardised to 5% gingerols and included with the other botanical ingredients.
Daily GreensCuts the grassiness every honest greens powder has. Without it, adherence falls off inside a fortnight.
Daily GreensA named, spore-forming strain rather than an unnamed probiotic blend, at a minimum of 1 billion CFU per serving through to expiry. The strain code is on the pack so you can look it up.
Daily GreensA blend of enzymes included in the formula.
Daily GreensThe only sweetener, and the reason there is no sucralose, no acesulfame and no sugar alcohol to upset your gut.
Daily GreensHolds the blend stable across the life of the pouch, and keeps the citrus reading fresh rather than candied.
Daily GreensKeeps the powder scoopable to the last day. A pouch that clumps at day eighteen is a pouch you stop taking.
Daily GreensNo ingredients in that system.
Twenty-three ingredients, listed in the order they appear on the pouch. The actives are named with their forms.
Free-form, 99% assay. An amino acid that is a precursor to dopamine and noradrenaline.
SignalAn amino sulfonic acid included in the Signal formula. It is not caffeine.
SignalA source of choline, an essential nutrient used by the body to make acetylcholine.
SignalA magnesium source included alongside Signal’s other nutrients.
SignalOmega-3 from algae, not fish. Structural fat the brain is largely built from; encapsulated so it survives the pouch.
SignalPolyphenols with vascular support, which matters for a focus blend because attention follows blood flow.
SignalConcentrated whole-food vitamin C, shared with Daily Greens by design rather than accident.
SignalA 10:1 extract standardised on anthocyanins, included with the other berry and polyphenol ingredients.
SignalA form of carnitine included in Signal’s cognitive ingredient group.
SignalStandardised to 25% anthocyanins and included alongside pomegranate, amla and tart cherry.
SignalA coconut water powder ingredient included in the berry and lemon formula.
SignalA botanical with published human research on memory-related measures. Results depend on dose, duration and the study population.
SignalA botanical traditionally used alongside bacopa.
SignalWhole-food vitamin C. It sits alongside amla, because the two carry different cofactors.
SignalCarried over from Daily Greens so running both does not mean two unrelated tastes to get used to.
SignalMethylated B vitamins in their active forms, plus vitamin D3.
SignalHolds the blend stable for the life of the pouch and keeps the citrus from turning dull.
SignalLemon reads sharper than lime, which is what you want before work rather than after a meal.
SignalRounds the lemon so a blend you take before every deep block does not become a chore by week three.
SignalGives the powder body in water so it does not read thin, and works on tartness where citric acid alone falls short.
SignalAn amino acid found naturally in tea, included alongside tyrosine in Signal.
SignalThe only sweetener in either blend, and the reason neither carries sucralose or a sugar alcohol.
SignalKeeps the powder scoopable to the last day, so the dose stays the dose.
SignalNo ingredients in that system.
Twenty-four servings a pouch. Founding price held for your first three orders.
Pre-order freeResearch is on each ingredient at the amount studied, not on SWATVA as a finished product. A food supplement; it does not treat or prevent any condition.