Finessa Ingredients: Every Blend and Amount

If something goes into your glass every day, you should be able to read what it is. Finessa prints a figure for each of its blends and names every item inside, and this page goes down the panel one line at a time, working from the label details on the seller’s page.

Prefer the overview first? Open the main Finessa guide and return when you want detail.

The Supplement Facts panel

A single scoop counts as one serving. Beside it the panel shows sodium at 40 mg, potassium at 10 mg, selenium at 1 mcg, carbohydrate at 3 g and 10 calories. The jar front carries the wording “Digestive Health Support: prebiotics, probiotics & liver cleansing formula, 5 billion CFU”.

The five formula lines, biggest first, with their contents listed in alphabetical order:

Amount per scoop	Line	Contents
1,000 mg	Polyphenol blend	Acai berry, beet root, black currant, blueberry, cranberry, pomegranate, purple carrot, raspberry, strawberry juice
755 mg	Gut health blend	Cascara sagrada bark extract 10:1, cinnamon (cassia) bark, deglycyrrhizinated licorice (DGL) root extract, fructooligosaccharides (FOS), ginger root
450 mg	Liver health blend	Artichoke extract (Cynara scolymus, standardized to 5% cynarin), dandelion root, milk thistle, silymarin 80%, turmeric root
52.5 mg	Probiotic blend	Bacillus coagulans BC99, Bifidobacterium lactis BLa80, Clostridium butyricum, L. acidophilus, L. casei, L. rhamnosus, Lactobacillus acidophilus LA85, Lactobacillus reuteri LR08, Streptococcus thermophilus
2 mg	Akkermansia muciniphila AH39	One strain, printed separately from the blends

The label gives the probiotic blend a count of 5 billion CFU at manufacture. Beyond the formula lines, the other ingredients are stevia leaf extract, sea salt, citric acid, natural flavors, resistant dextrin and silicon dioxide.

What each part is for, according to the seller

Probiotics and Akkermansia

Gut balance is the theme the seller keeps returning to. One blend holds nine named strains, while Akkermansia muciniphila AH39 is printed apart from it. The pair is the seller’s answer on friendly bacteria.

The gut health blend

FOS is a prebiotic fiber, the kind of ingredient that bacteria feed on. Ginger, cinnamon, DGL licorice and cascara sagrada surround it. Cascara sagrada is an old bark traditionally used to get bowel movements going, and the licorice is DGL, meaning deglycyrrhizinated.

The liver health blend

Dandelion root, turmeric root, milk thistle, artichoke extract and silymarin cover the liver chapter of the seller’s account. People have used these plants in traditional wellness routines for a long time, and the seller uses them to support what it calls the gut and liver connection.

The polyphenol blend

The largest blend on the panel, at 1,000 mg, is a mix of berries, pomegranate, beet root and purple carrot. These foods supply plant pigments called polyphenols.

Reading the numbers fairly

Every blend shows a single total. That means we cannot say how much dandelion or cranberry is in a scoop, and we will not guess. What you can say is that all five lines of the formula carry an amount, so the label is easier to weigh than one that hides them.

Who should read the label twice

Cascara sagrada deserves the most attention, because it stimulates bowel movements. Follow the directions and drink water. Show the panel to a doctor before you begin if you are nursing or pregnant, take heart medicines, diuretics or blood thinners, or live with a bowel condition. If your immune system is weakened, raise probiotics with the doctor too.

Whatever you decide, don’t stop prescribed medicines on your own. The seller itself advises talking to your physician first. Our safety page covers the same ground in more detail.