21/07/2025
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There is lots of research out ther validating the positive effects of creatine supplementation in women during perimenopause and menopause. Most reported benefits are improved muscle strength and performance, preservation of bone mineral density (this is particularly important if you have a history of osteoporosis in your family), better cognitive function (in case you feel your memory is suffering or you are easily feeling mentally fatigued, brainfog) and mental health improvements (as well as better control of body composition (in menopause it becomes harder to shift weight).
The verdict is, that if you are finding yourself in perimenopause or menopausal years, and you are feeling changes in your muscles, your bones, your brain and perhaps even your body composition, creatine is a safe and recommended supplement to take. The typical daily dose of 3-5g of creatine monohydrate is recommended together with the upkeep of the body's hydration levels.
There are many, many companies that offer creatine, and it can be quite overwhelming to choose and to know what's best. Here is my take on this:
--> I am generally not a fan of medication, tablets or powders, which is what got me to try out Push Gummies. No powder, no gritty consistency or unwanted flavour that I have to mix in with other things to get it down my throat. ๐ The company is New Zealand based and has been offering creatine gummies in strawberry, green apple and recently even mango flavours. The gummies are easy to take - even on the run, which is super convenient for me, and they are yummy to eat. So I thought over the past couple of months...Until:
Please check out the video content of James Smith - I don't really want to know how many others have financed this company.
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Unfortunately, and thanks to the deep research of people like James Smith, I found myself in a trap here.
For what it is worth, this placebo supplement had me focus more on what my body was able to do and less on what I couldn't. I am so sorry this has happened, and I... and almost you fell for it. :)