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What you can optimize

Performance

Build, recover, repeat.

Whether you're lifting, running, or just trying to feel strong, the right stack supports the work you're already doing — better output during, faster recovery after.

No pre-workout pixie dust, no proprietary blends. Just the handful of ingredients with decades of evidence behind them.

Sound familiar?

Signs you might benefit

  • You're plateauing despite consistent training
  • Recovery between sessions feels slower than it should
  • You're hitting your protein target inconsistently
  • Late workouts leave you sore for days

Two or more? The quiz tailors a stack to you in 60 seconds.

What we focus on

  • Strength & power

    Creatine is the most studied performance supplement, period.

  • Faster recovery

    Protein, omega-3s, and tart cherry help muscles bounce back.

  • Endurance

    Beta-alanine and electrolytes push back the burn on longer efforts.

Common staples

The boring, well-studied basics. Here's what each does, how much, and when.

  • Creatine Monohydrate

    Increases phosphocreatine stores — more reps, more power, faster recovery.

    Typical dose
    5 g daily
    When to take
    Any time of day, every day
  • Whey or Plant Protein

    Provides leucine and full amino acid profile for muscle protein synthesis.

    Typical dose
    20–40 g per serving, to hit ~0.7 g/lb daily
    When to take
    Post-workout or to fill protein gaps
  • Omega-3 (EPA/DHA)

    Reduces inflammation and supports recovery from heavy training.

    Typical dose
    2–3 g combined EPA + DHA
    When to take
    With a meal containing fat

Educational only, not medical advice. Doses are general starting points — your quiz results tailor the stack to you.

Common questions

  • Will creatine make me bloated or cause hair loss?

    Initial water retention is intramuscular (the point). The hair-loss claim comes from a single small study that's never been replicated.

  • How long until I notice a difference?

    Creatine: 2–4 weeks to saturate. Protein and omega-3s: weeks to months as recovery and body comp shift.

  • Do I need a pre-workout?

    Probably not. Caffeine + creatine + adequate protein outperforms most $50 tubs of mystery powder.

  • Should I cycle creatine?

    No. Continuous daily use is the protocol with the most evidence. No loading phase needed either — just 5 g/day.

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