What is creatine?
Creatine is a natural compound stored in your muscles and brain.
πͺ Helps fuel high-intensity exercise
π§ Supports cognitive function
πΏ Can be taken as a safe, affordable supplement
π A 2021 scientific review* found that women can experience unique benefits from creatine across the menstrual cycle, perimenopause, and
post-menopause.
*(Smith-yan et al., Nutrients, 2021)
Why it matters more for women?
Women have ~70–80% lower muscle creatine stores than men.
This means we may benefit even more from supplementation, especially during key hormonal shifts.
Creatine & the menstrual cycle
During the luteal phase (after ovulation), energy demands rise.
π‘Creatine may help reduce fatigue, improve strength and mental clarity.
πΊ Useful for active women or athletes.
Creatine in perimenopause and menopause
Creatine may help counteract:
β¬ Loss of lean muscle mass
π§ Cognitive decline
π Mood changes
πͺ Supports strength training benefits & may boost mental clarity
How to supplement safely
Creatine Monohydrate is the most studied and effective form.
β Dose: 3–5g/day
β No need to load
π§ Stay hydrated
π Consistency > timing
Creatine is not just for men or muscle gain.
it’s a powerful tool for women’s strength, mood & mind through all life stages.

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