The woman who chooses science knows that:
- Creatine is not a "masculine" supplement – it is an endogenous metabolite insufficiently produced by the female body.
- The luteal phase increases phosphocreatine demand by up to 10% – precisely when reserves are at their lowest.
- The cognitive and bone benefits of creatine are proportionally greater in women than in men.
- A dose correctly calibrated for female body weight is ~3g/day, not 5g.
- Bioavailability matters – standard creatine partially degrades into creatinine before reaching the cell.
We invite you to watch the webinar "All About Creatine - The Science-Savvy Woman's Guide," presented by Angelina Cozma, where you will discover why creatine is much more than a sports supplement – it is an essential nutrient for cellular energy, strength, mental focus, muscle mass support, and everyday female vitality.