Your Body Makes Creatine Naturally.
But Only 1 to 2 Grams a Day. You Need 5.
Discovered 1832 · Studied Ever Since · Nothing Added
In 1832, French chemist Michel Eugène Chevreul isolated a new compound from animal muscle and named it créatine — from the Greek for flesh.
Within decades, scientists understood what he'd found: the molecule your cells use to rapidly regenerate ATP — the energy currency of every living cell. Your body synthesises about 1 gram of creatine per day. A normal diet adds roughly another gram. That's enough to maintain baseline stores — but not to saturate them. Supplementing with 5 grams a day raises your muscle creatine to the levels used in the research. That's what Professor Michel delivers. One ingredient. Nothing else.
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Peer-reviewed studies on creatine. One of the most researched supplements in history — and the evidence keeps building.
What the Science Actually Says
In 2024, Wang et al. published a meta-analysis pooling 23 randomised controlled trials — 509 participants — and found that creatine supplementation produced a measurable increase in lower-body strength versus placebo.
"Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high-intensity exercise."
— European Food Safety Authority, approved health claim. Condition of use: daily intake of 3g.
That isn't marketing language. It's a regulatory standard. Most supplements never clear that bar. Creatine clears it because 190 years of evidence leave very little room for doubt.
Why Supplementation Works
Your body synthesises roughly 1 gram of creatine per day. A normal omnivorous diet adds about another gram from red meat and fish — roughly 1–2 grams per pound of raw weight. Together, that's enough to maintain your baseline creatine stores. But baseline isn't the same as full.
Research shows that muscle creatine stores can be increased by 20–40% through supplementation. That's the difference between where your stores normally sit and where they could be — and it's at those saturated levels that the performance benefits in the studies are observed.
5 grams of creatine monohydrate per day is the most well-evidenced way to reach saturation. It takes 2–4 weeks of consistent daily use to get there. After that, you simply maintain.
One Ingredient.
Nothing Hidden.
Professor Michel is pure creatine monohydrate. 200-mesh micronised — dissolves clear in water, coffee, or juice. No flavouring. No sweetener. No filler. Made in a BRC AA-grade UK facility.
Named after Michel Eugène Chevreul — the man who found creatine in the first place. No proprietary blend. No "matrix." Just the compound, exactly as the research says it should be taken.
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