The complete guide to creatine monohydrate — how it works, all the benefits (including 2025 brain and health research), dosing protocols, safety, and myths debunked.
Author: Sarah Vitalis
Sarah Vitalis
Sarah Vitalis is the founder and lead wellness writer at Blooming Vitality, where she covers evidence-based topics in integrative health, functional nutrition, and longevity science. With over a decade of dedicated research in nutrition science and holistic health, she specializes in translating peer-reviewed findings into practical, actionable guidance for everyday readers. Sarah holds a certification in Holistic Nutrition (AFPA) and has contributed to several respected wellness publications. Her work is grounded in the principle that lasting well-being comes from understanding the science behind it — not just following trends. When she's not deep in research, you'll find her testing recipes in the kitchen or recharging on nature trails.
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