Pure Creatine Monohydrate - 240g

Natroceutics Creatine exclusively utilises Creavitalis®, a creatine source trusted and renowned among researchers for its purity and reliability. Creavitalis® is considered the benchmark for the quality of creatine that scientists use when conducting clinical research on its benefits for human health.

Beyond efficacy, purity is an essential consideration when producing our creatine. In developing our creatine, we aimed to create a product that health practitioners could consistently rely on to deliver their desired results when recommending our creatine to their patients and clients. To achieve this, Natroceutics have proudly collaborated with Alzchem, the leaders in creatine production to provide a research-grade creatine monohydrate. Our creatine translates research findings into reliable, real-world results.

The benefits of Natroceutics Creatine Bioactive:

• Enhanced Mitochondrial Function
• Cognition
• Enhanced Mitochondrial
  Function
•  Cognition
• Physical + Mental Energy +
• Neuroprotection +Neurotransmission
• Muscle Protein Synthesis + Strength + Recovery
• Fertility
• Longevity
• Cellular Hydration

How it Works

Creatine plays a versatile role in cellular energy metabolism, hydration, and signalling, contributing to a broad range of physiological functions.

Approximately 95% of the body's creatine stores are found in muscles, the remaining 5% is found in the brain, liver, kidney, and testes. A primary role of creatine is the production of ATP (Adenosine triphosphate) which is the body's primary source of energy. ATP is used as the major source of energy for a broad range of cellular processes.

Creatine is one of the most extensively researched substances, with over 69,000 published studies and an average of 6 new studies published each day. Beyond its recognised benefits, creatine is also regarded as one of the safest substances to consume as a dietary supplement.

Creatine plays a crucial role in producing energy in the human body, with optimal stores delivering a broad range of benefits.

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