Young and healthy man drinking water inside the gym. – MDV Edwards // Shutterstock Creatine goes mainstream with Gen Z and Millennials For decades, creatine has been associated with a specific type of consumer: athletes and gym goers who use creatine to progress through high-intensity training. Now, it’s coming in gummy form, and those who … Read more
getty As a health editor for the past 30 years, I’ve seen trends come and go. I’ve reported on (and tried!) many things: Atkins, the Keto diet, fasting, Peloton, and more. So when I saw influencers raving about creatine and claiming that the supplement (a compound the body uses to provide energy to muscles) can … Read more
The New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships when you share or purchase this content. Create just keeps creating, but it doesn’t just This time it’s creatine. Earlier this week, the famous creatine brand known for its viral gummies announced its first-ever combination: creatine + electrolytes. It now comes in convenient … Read more
One woman shared how creatine helped her both at the gym and at work, hoping to prove that this popular supplement is suitable for “regular people” as well as “men in muscle vests and toning their biceps.” She decided to see if it was as effective as everyone said by taking it for 100 days … Read more
VitClear offers Creatine Nootropic Soda British start-up VitClear claims to have developed the UK’s first creatine soda aimed at performance and recovery. Creatine is notorious for its poor solubility and stability in heat-sterilized and carbonated liquids, but VitClear claims to have cracked the code with its new Active Health Lemon & Lime, which offers creatine … Read more
getty As a health editor for the past 30 years, I’ve seen trends come and go. I’ve reported on (and tried!) many things: Atkins, the Keto diet, fasting, Peloton, and more. So when I saw influencers raving about creatine and claiming that the supplement (a compound the body uses to provide energy to muscles) can … Read more
Officially launched at Vitafoods Europe in May this year, Qura Creatine is entering the European market with the aim of offering an alternative to what is described as a “premium creatine exclusive”. The Netherlands-based brand is the brainchild of nutrition entrepreneurs Michael Hecking and Erik van Velsen, who combine decades of experience and expertise in … Read more