How much creatine to take per day: how to choose the right amount

One of the most common questions when starting to use creatine is very simple: how much creatine should you take per day? Although there are different protocols in the scientific literature, the amount should not … Read more

Creatine benefits: what does science say?

Benefits of creatine according to scientific evidence Creatine is probably one of the sports supplements with the strongest scientific backing: hundreds of studies have been published on its use and effects. We review which benefits … Read more

What is the best creatine? 5 criteria for choosing it

What is the best creatine? The criteria that really matter Searching for “the best creatine” online returns dozens of rankings and comparisons, often with different recommendations. However, rather than focusing solely on a ranking of … Read more

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How to take creatine correctly: debunking myths with professionals

How to take creatine: the best time of day and myths you can ignore Creatine is easy to incorporate into your routine, but numerous myths circulate around it: that you have to take it with … Read more

The supplement revolutionizing sports performance: sodium bicarbonate.

Sodium bicarbonate, a familiar old friend. Sodium bicarbonate is back in the spotlight following its role in the 2026 London Marathon record and its growing presence within evidence-based sports supplementation. When we face very high … Read more

Supplements for Menopause and Women Over 50: How to Care for Muscle, Bones, Heart, and Well-Being

By Sara Matesanz, physiotherapist Menopause is not a disease. It is a natural stage in a woman’s life. But natural does not mean that feeling exhausted, sleeping worse, losing strength, experiencing hot flashes, or noticing … Read more

When You Feel Different Every Month: Understanding Premenstrual Pain Without Normalizing It

By Sara Matesanz There are women who do not need to look at the calendar to know which phase of their cycle they are in. The body gets there first. Breast tenderness appears, the abdomen … Read more

Astaxanthin: one of the most studied antioxidants for cellular health

Talking about health today means understanding how lifestyle influences our internal balance. Stress, lack of rest, sun exposure, pollution, and long hours in front of screens are common factors that increase the production of free … Read more

PCOS: when the problem is not “the period,” but an endocrine-metabolic disorder of the system

By Sara Matesanz PCOS: understanding the metabolic and hormonal dysfunction behind the diagnosis Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most prevalent endocrine disorders in women of reproductive age, affecting approximately 8–13% of the … Read more

Everyday anxiety, stress and lack of calm: how to support the nervous system

There are days when nothing serious happens…but everything feels a little harder. The mind moves quickly, the body never quite relaxes and switching off becomes difficult. It is not a clinical anxiety crisis, but it … Read more