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“I’ve tried many creatine options on the market. OMNI is the first one I look forward to taking each morning. Two years in, and I haven’t missed a week.”
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“I’ve tried many creatine options on the market. OMNI is the first one I look forward to taking each morning. Two years in, and I haven’t missed a week.”
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“I developed for my dad, training partners, and friends. I would never ship a product I wouldn’t take myself.”
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“In my 30s, I care about three things: strength, focus, and recovery. This is the only supplement I’ve stayed on for 9 months straight.”
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As a surgeon, I’ve spent my career studying how the body changes with age, and what supports healthy body composition over time.
The answer isn’t mysterious. It’s muscle.
Creatine is one of the most widely researched compounds. There are over 70 peer-reviewed studies exploring strength, cognition, recovery, and importantly, bone-related measurements in postmenopausal women.
I developed OMNI for the patients I care for, the family I love, and the standard I would expect for myself. A verified full creatine dose. Third-party tested, every batch.
Kirten Parekh
Nutrition & Healthy Aging Expert
Research Observation A 12‑month randomized controlled trial looked at postmenopausal women. Participants pairing creatine with training saw a 64% gain in bench press strength, versus 34% for those doing exercise alone. This study recorded nearly double the measured strength changes seen with training only.
Study observation: +1.37 kg lean tissue mass gain when creatine was added alongside training, compared to training alone. A meta-analysis covering 22 randomized controlled trials with 721 participants noted creatine paired with resistance training was linked to greater lean tissue mass within the research group.
Additional reps. Greater power output. Noted benefits across common training styles. Across 100 peer-reviewed studies, research observations show creatine was associated with notable performance improvements for a widely used training format: repeated sets, short rest periods, upper-body work.
Research notes observable shifts related to muscle response after demanding workouts. A meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials observed creatine was associated with lower creatine kinase levels — a biomarker linked to muscle response — at 48, 72, and 96 hours following exercise.
Supports cognitive capacity for memory and processing speed. A 2024 meta-analysis covering 16 randomized trials (492 adults) observed creatine intake was associated with favorable readings for memory, attention, and information processing speed within the studied group.
Preserves focus and mood under sleep deprivation. In a double-blind clinical trial, participants given creatine maintained cognitive performance and mood after 24 hours of sleep deprivation while the placebo group declined significantly.
Study observation: reduced rate of bone mineral density decline at the femoral neck within the trial cohort. In a 12‑month clinical trial of postmenopausal women, the creatine group saw a −1.2% change in BMD compared to −3.9% within the placebo group. Researchers noted a meaningful difference for this hip site, which is commonly studied for age-related bone changes.
Nutritional support for women through varying hormonal life stages.
Natural creatine reserves in women are typically 70–80% lower than those seen in men.
A well-studied literature review explored creatine supplementation and its potential nourishing effects on physical capacity, cognitive function, and mood across the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and post-menopause.
Three weeks in, I finished a last set I usually don’t finish. Not a PR, just cleaner than it should’ve been. The mid-session fade I’ve had for years is mostly gone. Three gummies in the morning, that’s it.
My log doesn’t lie. I’m bench pressing 7 kg more than I was two months ago, same rep scheme. The bigger thing for me is recovery though. I’m not dreading leg day the way I used to.
What I didn’t expect was the afternoon shift. I used to crash hard around 3pm. Brain fog, doom-scrolling, feeling unproductive. That’s gone. I just have more of myself left at the end of the day.
Three gummies deliver 3g of lab-tested creatine monohydrate. Take five on heavy training days.
Either option works. Daily consistent intake matters more than timing. Many users take theirs with breakfast.
OMNI features pure creatine monohydrate formulated at the clinical 3g dose and contains no fillers commonly linked to bloating. Many users share they do not experience noticeable water retention.
Many users notice improved workout sensation within the first two weeks. Measurable changes related to strength and workout response may appear over 30–60 days of consistent use.
Yes. Every batch undergoes third-party testing by independent laboratories (Eurofins, Light Labs). Over 700 peer-reviewed studies examine creatine and its long-term safety profile.