Creatine
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Form: Monohydrate Powder
Food source: There are no vegan food sources of Creatine, however, you can support your body's natural creatine production by eating seeds like pumpkin seeds and sesame seeds, nuts like walnuts and almonds, spinach, spirulina, lentils and quinoa. A vegan creatine supplement is advised for those who want to support muscles and energy.
Benefits of Creatine
- Physical performance
- Muscle support
What is Creatine?
Creatine is a simple, effective way to enhance both physical and mental performance.
It is known for supporting strength, power and muscle growth. By increasing the availability of energy in your muscles, it helps you lift heavier, perform more reps, and recover faster from intense workouts. Over time, this leads to bigger gains and improved performance in high-intensity, short-duration activities like weightlifting, sprinting or HIIT.
Beyond the gym, creatine may also support brain function by improving memory, focus and mental energy. It’s generally safe for long-term use, can aid recovery and may even help with age-related muscle loss or certain health conditions.
