Creatine monohydrate has long been associated with men in the gym. Yet scientific data shows women have as many, or more, reasons to use it. See our complete guide for the fundamentals.
Naturally lower creatine stores
Women have approximately 20–30% lower muscle creatine stores than men. This means women tend to respond more strongly to creatine supplementation.
EFSA-validated effects apply equally
EU health claims for creatine monohydrate make no gender distinction: performance during high-intensity exercise (3 g/day) and muscle strength in adults over 55 are both validated regardless of sex.
Perimenopause and menopause: specific documented interest
The drop in oestrogen at menopause accelerates muscle loss (sarcopenia) and can affect cognitive function. Creatine combined with resistance training helps maintain muscle strength.
Contraindication: pregnancy and breastfeeding
Creatine monohydrate is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Consult a healthcare professional.
Which Cuure creatine?
Creatine Creapure® : for active and athletic women. Dose: 3.4 g/day.
Brain Creatine : for women interested in cognitive function research. No additives, vegan. Dose: 3.4 g/day.