Performance Enhancing Plants™

High-potency botanicals to fuel power, hydration & muscle repair†

Chef-Crafted Plant Protein

23 g of complete plant protein plus enzymes and antioxidant-rich superfoods for lean muscle, satiety, and smooth digestion — all in a clean, organic formula.†

Supercharged Creatine

With 5 g of ultra-pure Creavitalis® creatine monohydrate from Germany, plus taurine, D-ribose, and ancient peat + apple extract (elevATP®), Muscle Memory fuels muscle power, endurance, recovery, and cognitive performance.†

Advanced Electrolytes

Fast, effective daily hydration powered by clinically studied electrolytes — sodium, potassium, magnesium, and calcium — plus organic coconut sugar and acerola cherry for faster absorption and antioxidant support.†

Feel the difference

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Third-party tested with results shared
Organic source of protein
Superior Creatvitalis® form of creatine monohydrate
No artificial sweeteners
No artificial flavors
No gums or fillers
Non-GMO

Frequently Asked

Do I need to take all three products every day?

You’ll get the best results with consistency, but it’s flexible. Protein and creatine work best when taken daily, while Thirst Aid can be used whenever you need hydration support — after workouts, on busy days, or during travel.

Can I take creatine and protein together?

Absolutely. They complement each other beautifully — creatine fuels ATP production, while protein provides amino acids for muscle repair.

Is this safe for long-term use?

Yes — all three products are designed for daily use and are third-party tested for purity. Creatine is one of the most researched supplements in the world and is considered safe for long-term use at recommended doses.†

Will this make me “bulk up”?

Not unless that’s your specific training goal. Creatine supports all types of training — strength, endurance, climbing, HIIT — by improving cellular energy. Results depend on your workout style and nutrition, not the supplement.

Can I take these products with other supplements?

Generally, yes — though it’s always smart to check with your healthcare provider if you’re taking medications or managing a specific condition.

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