Complete the picture with creatine.
aioss covers your micronutrient baseline. The vitamins, minerals and compounds modern life makes harder to get consistently.
Creatine fits the same logic. Adding creatine to your aioss routine means one simple habit covers more of what your body needs.
Should I use creatine?
Creatine has a reputation as a gym supplement. But that's not the whole truth. It is an energy molecule. And energy is not just for athletes:
You eat little or no meat
Creatine comes primarily from meat and fish. If you eat plant-based or very little animal protein, your baseline is likely low. Supplementing makes a real difference.
You are getting older
Natural creatine production and muscle creatine stores decline with age, making creatine even more relevant as you age.
You have an active lifestyle
Creatine supplementation of at least 3 g per day increases physical performance during short-term, high-intensity exercise.
FAQ
Creatine is not a stimulant. There is no immediate effect. It takes 3 to 4 weeks of daily intake to saturate your stores. Think of it as infrastructure, not a boost.
No. Loading fills stores faster but offers no other advantage. At aioss we build daily habits for life, not short-term protocols.
One of the most studied supplements ever, with a wide safety margin. Your body already produces creatine every single day.
Timing does not matter much. Consistency does. Mix it into your morning aioss or stir into water. Same time every day is the only rule.
You can buy creatine on its own or add it to an aioss subscription. One bag of 180 g lasts up to 60 days at 3 g per day.
Creatine dissolves easily in water or your aioss and is basically tasteless. You will not notice any change in flavor.