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Creatine Monohydrate 3,000 mg Gummies - 75 Gummies - 2 Flavors

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  • Supports muscle strength and power output in high-intensity exercise*
  • Enhances lean muscle mass and protein synthesis*
  • Accelerates exercise recovery and reduces muscle damage*
  • Improves sprint capacity and anaerobic performance*
  • Supports ATP energy for explosive contractions*
  • Helps reduce injury risk and muscle cramping*
  • Promotes cognitive function and brain energy metabolism*
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LifeSource Vitamins Creatine Monohydrate Gummies β€” Supports Strength, Power, High-Intensity Performance, Brain & Cognitive Support*

Creatine Monohydrate is one of the most scientifically studied nutrients for enhancing strength, power, and high-intensity performance. It helps replenish your muscles’ phosphocreatine stores β€” the rapid-response energy reserve your body relies on for ATP production during intense training or exertion.* Beyond physical performance, research shows that creatine also supports brain energy metabolism. Clinical studies suggest it may aid memory, attention, and overall cognitive function β€” making it valuable not only for athletes but also for adults and seniors seeking sharper mental energy and endurance throughout the day.* Crafted with a refreshing Watermelon flavor, LifeSource Vitamins Creatine Monohydrate Gummies are made in FDA-registered, GMP-certified facilities for purity, safety, and consistent quality in every batch.*

Research-Driven & Verified Product.
Explore the clinical research, ingredient science, and global evidence supporting this product below.
Research Promise: At LifeSource Vitamins, our commitment is rooted in research and results. Every benefit below is supported by human clinical studies indexed in the National Institutes of Health (NIH) via PubMed, with full texts available in the National Library of Medicine (NLM) PubMed Central (PMC) when available. We also reference reviews from 39 leading health organizations and insights from 20 top global universities to keep guidance aligned with credible science.*

Clinically Studied Benefits (Human Evidence)

βœ“ Supports increases in muscular strength* β€” When combined with resistance training in adults. NIH/PubMed β€” Wang Z, 2024

βœ“ Promotes skeletal muscle hypertrophy* β€” Alongside structured training programs. NIH/PMC β€” Burke R, 2023

βœ“ Enhances maximal power output* β€” Across short, high-intensity efforts. NIH/PMC β€” Wax B, 2021

βœ“ Improves high-intensity exercise capacity* β€” For repeated short-duration work. NIH/PubMed β€” Hall M, 2021

βœ“ Supports repeated-sprint ability* β€” In contexts requiring multiple intense surges. NIH/PMC β€” Forbes SC, 2023

βœ“ Augments training adaptations* β€” Versus training alone in controlled studies. NIH/PMC β€” Wax B, 2021

βœ“ Improves resistance-exercise performance* β€” In quantitative syntheses of RCTs. NIH/PubMed β€” Desai I, 2024

βœ“ Supports lean mass and strength in older adults with training* β€” In supervised programs. NIH/PMC β€” Chilibeck PD, 2017

βœ“ May support aspects of cognitive performance* β€” (e.g., memory/attention) in select adult cohorts; effects can vary by status and protocol. NIH/PMC β€” Xu C, 2024

βœ“ Helps sustain performance during race-defining surges* β€” In endurance events with intermittent high-intensity bursts. NIH/PMC β€” Forbes SC, 2023

βœ“ Associated with greater training-induced strength gains* β€” When paired with progressive resistance programs. NIH/PMC β€” Burke R, 2023

βœ“ Widely studied in adults within recommended intakes* β€” In controlled trials and reviews. NIH/PubMed β€” Antonio J, 2021

Additional Studies Showing Promising Benefits

βœ“ Acute recovery* β€” May aid recovery from a single bout of strenuous exercise (evidence mixed chronically). NIH/PMC β€” Doma K, 2022

βœ“ Healthy aging* β€” May support muscle and bone outcomes in older adults alongside training/nutrition. NIH/PMC β€” Candow DG, 2019

βœ“ Rehabilitation contexts* β€” Potential roles as part of supervised programs. NIH/PMC β€” Kreider RB, 2021

βœ“ Endurance with surges* β€” May benefit events featuring intermittent high-intensity bursts. NIH/PMC β€” Forbes SC, 2023

βœ“ Neurocognitive signals* β€” Emerging findings for attention/working memory; more large trials needed. NIH/PMC β€” Xu C, 2024

βœ“ Program efficiency* β€” May enhance work volume across mesocycles. NIH/PMC β€” Wax B, 2021

University / Academic Context

βœ“ University of Florida* β€” Strength outcomes with creatine during resistance training. NIH/PubMed β€” Wang Z, 2024

βœ“ Cornell University* β€” Training adaptations summarized across controlled trials. NIH/PMC β€” Wax B, 2021

βœ“ Ohio State University* β€” Older-adult strength and lean-mass data in supervised programs. NIH/PMC β€” Chilibeck PD, 2017

βœ“ Multi-institution collaborations* β€” Quantitative syntheses on resistance-exercise performance. NIH/PubMed β€” Desai I, 2024

Global Evidence & Authoritative Reviews

βœ“ International sport nutrition reviews* β€” Summaries confirm ergogenic effects with training. NIH/PMC β€” Wax B, 2021

βœ“ Contemporary quantitative analyses* β€” Strength/performance gains across adult RCTs. NIH/PubMed β€” Wang Z, 2024

βœ“ Older-adult meta-analyses* β€” Lean mass and strength with concurrent training. NIH/PMC β€” Chilibeck PD, 2017

βœ“ Safety position statements* β€” Tolerance within recommended intakes in adults. NIH/PubMed β€” Antonio J, 2021

We monitor research from leading institutions β€” Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Cambridge, Oxford, Stanford, Yale, Tufts, UF, OSU (Linus Pauling Institute), Columbia, Cornell, and more β€” to keep our guidance aligned with credible science.*

Key Ingredients

  • Creatine Monohydrate β€” Clinically validated ergogenic aid that increases intramuscular phosphocreatine and supports ATP regeneration for strength and power. (NIH/PubMed β€” Wang Z, 2024)

Brief Benefit Bullets

  • Supports strength, power & high-intensity performance*
  • Helps build lean muscle with resistance training*
  • Improves repeated-sprint capacity & work output*
  • Optimizes ATP energy for explosive movements*
  • Backed by human trials & systematic reviews*
  • Well-studied safety profile within recommended use*
  • Watermelon flavor in a 75-count pack*
  • Non-GMO & gluten-free formula*

Suggested Use

Adults: Take 3 gummies 1 to 3 times daily, cycled 4–6 weeks on / 4–6 weeks off, as directed on the product label. Consult your physician if pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have a medical condition.*

Product Specifications

  • Form β€” Gummies
  • Active Ingredient β€” 3,000 mg creatine monohydrate
  • Other Ingredients β€” Glucose syrup, sugar, pectin, citric acid, sodium citrate, malic acid, calcium lactate, natural watermelon flavor, fruit and vegetable juice concentrate (carrot and blueberry) for color, stevioside, allulose
  • Free From β€” Non-GMO, gluten-free, no artificial colors or flavors*
  • Quality β€” 3rd-party tested*
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your physician before taking any supplements.

LifeSource Vitamins Creatine Monohydrate Gummies 75 gummies. Supports strength, power, high-intensity performance, brain, & cognitive support; non-GMO, 3rd-party tested. Clinically Studied Ingredients β€” NIH/PubMed!*

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