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How Do I Take It

One serve.
Every morning.

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One serve a day

Add two scoops to 350ml of cold water or milk. Powder first so you do not end up with it stuck in the lid. Shake well and enjoy.

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Take it before your coffee

Ideally first thing in the morning, before caffeine. Taking EssentialAF before coffee supports your natural cortisol signalling and helps your circadian rhythm do what it is designed to do. Start your day fuelled, not disrupted.

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Drink more water

Creatine pulls water into your muscle cells. Fibre needs water to move efficiently. Aim for 2 to 2.5 litres every day. Start with a big glass before your shake.

Can I take it at other times? Absolutely. Post-training for recovery or in the afternoon to stop cravings are both great options. But if you can only pick one time, make it morning before coffee. Consistency and timing work together.
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Smoothie? Absolutely.

Blend away. EssentialAF works just as well blended into your morning smoothie as it does shaken. No rules here.

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Skip the water

Try coconut water instead. Or chocolate coconut water if you want something that feels a little more like a treat than a supplement.

Combos our customers are loving

One scoop Berry mixed with one scoop Pina Colada. Half and half, shaken together. The community has spoken and we are not mad about it.

New here? Here's what to expect

Your body is adjusting.
That's a good sign.

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Some women feel amazing from day one. Others take a few days to adjust. Both are completely normal. Here is what is happening and why it is worth staying the course.

Read This First
The scales might go up. It is not fat.

In the first week or two you may see the number on the scales rise slightly, anywhere from half a kilo to a kilo or so. Do not panic. This is not fat and it is not weight gain. EssentialAF contains 3g of creatine monohydrate per serve, and creatine draws water into your muscle cells. That extra fluid sits inside the muscle, which is exactly where you want it. It is the creatine doing precisely what it is meant to do.

Creatine is one of the most researched supplements in the world and it earns its place here. It supports muscular strength and recovery, and more muscle means better glucose uptake and steadier blood sugar. Muscle is your body's largest site for glucose disposal, so the muscle creatine helps you hold onto is the same muscle that keeps your metabolism working properly. A little early fluid is a small price for an ingredient that genuinely delivers.

A couple of other things may nudge the scales too. The prebiotic fibres in the formula, 3g of inulin and 4.5g of acacia, feed your gut bacteria, and while your microbiome adjusts you may hold a little extra water or feel slightly bloated. That settles as your gut adapts. None of it is fat. Drink your water, give it two weeks, and watch the fluid balance out while the benefits keep building.

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This is what doing the hard thing looks like

I could have left creatine out. I know plenty of women do not want to see the scales move, even slightly, and leaving it out would have been the easy marketing decision. But the benefits of creatine so far outweigh a bit of temporary fluid that I was not willing to build a weaker product just to keep the number looking pretty. I wanted to make something that actually works. So I will wear the pushback, as long as you understand what is really going on. It is not fat. It is not weight. It is just fluid, and it is absolutely worth it.

Week 1
The Adjustment Phase

You may notice some bloating or changes in digestion. This is your gut microbiome recalibrating as it meets probiotics, prebiotic fibre and glutamine often for the first time. Drink more water, stick with it. Most women find this settles completely by day 5 to 7.

This can be very different for everyone. If bloating is uncomfortable, start with a half scoop and build up as your body adjusts. There is no rush.

Week 2
Starting to Feel It

Energy improves, particularly in the afternoon. Hunger becomes more manageable. Sugar cravings ease. This is chromium and fibre doing their job. Sleep starts to improve as magnesium builds. Your gut is settled and you are finding your rhythm.

Week 3
Getting Into Your Stride

Most women start to feel like themselves again. Skin may look different. Joints feel less stiff. Creatine is fully loaded into your muscle tissue and recovery between sessions improves noticeably. Strength and energy in training picks up.

4 Weeks and Beyond
The Compound Effect

Reduced cravings. Better body composition. Clearer skin. More consistent energy with fewer crashes. Improved sleep quality. This is where consistency pays. Every single scoop is a deposit and deposits compound over time.

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From Kel

This is not a quick fix and I will never tell you it is. Menopause is a systems event you cannot discipline your way through a biology shift. But you can support it. If you commit to the process and give your body what it actually needs, it will respond. Back yourself. One serve at a time.

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Recipe Inspo

Make it
something you look forward to.

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EssentialAF doesn't have to be a shake. Three ways to use your scoop that keep things interesting.

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Protein Pancakes
5 mins | ~37g protein

Three ingredients, no flour, high protein. The weekend breakfast that actually keeps you full until dinner.

    Ingredients
  • 1 scoop EssentialAF
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 ripe mashed banana
  • Splash of milk if needed for consistency
  • Method
  • Blend or whisk all ingredients until smooth
  • Cook in a lightly oiled pan on medium heat
  • Small pancakes work best easier to flip
  • Serve with fresh berries and a drizzle of honey
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Overnight Oats
5 mins prep | ~45g protein

Make it the night before. Wake up and breakfast is done. Slow release carbs and 45g protein in one bowl.

    Ingredients
  • 1 scoop EssentialAF
  • 1/2 cup rolled oats
  • 3/4 cup milk of choice
  • 1 tbsp chia seeds
  • Toppings: berries, banana, drizzle of honey
  • Method
  • Stir EssentialAF into milk until smooth
  • Add oats and chia seeds and mix well
  • Refrigerate overnight
  • Top with fruit in the morning and enjoy
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Bliss Balls
10 mins | Makes 12

Prep on Sunday, snack all week. 5 to 6g protein per ball. No baking, no guilt, no excuses.

    Ingredients
  • 1 scoop EssentialAF
  • 1 cup rolled oats
  • 3 tbsp almond or peanut butter
  • 2 tbsp honey or maple syrup
  • 2 tbsp shredded coconut
  • 1 to 2 tbsp water to bind if needed
  • Method
  • Mix all ingredients together in a bowl
  • Roll into balls roughly the size of a 50 cent coin
  • Refrigerate for 30 minutes to set
  • Store in an airtight container for up to 5 days
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Sample Meal Plan

Simple, high protein.
Actually doable.

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Inspired by naturopathic principles for perimenopause and menopause support. High protein, hormone-supportive fats, moderate carbs. Simple to make, easy to follow. Choose the version that works for you.

Breakfast
EssentialAF shake + eggs, smoked salmon and avocado
Shake with cold water or milk. Pair with 2 eggs any style, a few slices of smoked salmon and half an avocado. High protein, omega 3s and healthy fats to start the day properly.
high proteinomega 3sgood fats
Snack
Greek yoghurt and walnuts
Full fat Greek yoghurt for protein and probiotics. A small handful of walnuts for omega 3s and healthy fats. Two minutes, no cooking.
proteinprobioticsgood fats
Lunch
Chicken salad with feta and seeds
Grilled or shredded chicken over leafy greens with crumbled feta, cucumber, cherry tomatoes and a sprinkle of pumpkin seeds. Dress with olive oil and lemon.
high proteingood fatslow carb
Dinner
Zucchini noodles with prawns
Spiralise or buy pre-made zucchini noodles. Toss with garlic prawns, olive oil, cherry tomatoes and fresh basil. Light, fast and genuinely satisfying.
high proteinlow carbanti-inflammatory
Breakfast
EssentialAF chia coconut pudding
Mix one scoop EssentialAF into coconut milk with 3 tbsp chia seeds. Refrigerate overnight. Top with a small handful of almonds and fresh berries in the morning.
high proteingood fatsfibre
Snack
Apple and almond butter
Sliced apple with 2 tbsp almond butter. Fibre, healthy fats and natural sweetness without the crash. Takes 60 seconds.
good fatsfibre
Lunch
Tuna, egg and avocado salad
Canned tuna, 2 boiled eggs, half an avocado, cucumber and mixed leaves. Dress with olive oil, lemon and cracked pepper. No cooking required.
high proteingood fatslow carb
Dinner
Roasted vegetables with halloumi
Roast pumpkin, capsicum, zucchini and red onion. Pan-fry halloumi until golden. Serve together with a drizzle of olive oil and fresh herbs. Simple and filling.
proteingood fatsmoderate carbs
Breakfast
EssentialAF shake + mushroom and cheese omelette
Shake first, then a 2 to 3 egg omelette with sauteed mushrooms and a sprinkle of goat cheese or cheddar. High protein, satisfying and genuinely quick.
high proteingood fats
Snack
Cottage cheese and flaxseeds
A small bowl of full fat cottage cheese with a teaspoon of ground flaxseeds stirred through. Flaxseeds support oestrogen metabolism and are worth making a habit.
proteinhormone support
Lunch
Chicken lettuce cups
Shredded or diced cooked chicken with avocado, cucumber, shredded carrot and a drizzle of tamari or sesame oil. Served in large iceberg lettuce leaves. Fresh and fast.
high proteinlow carbgood fats
Dinner
Miso broth with tofu and vegetables
Dissolve miso paste in hot water. Add silken or firm tofu, bok choy, mushrooms and a soft boiled egg. Ready in 10 minutes. Gut-friendly and warming.
proteingut healthlow carb
Breakfast
EssentialAF shake + Greek yoghurt with seeds and coconut
Shake with water, then a bowl of full fat Greek yoghurt topped with pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds and shredded coconut. Satisfying and hormone-supportive.
high proteingood fatshormone support
Snack
Boiled eggs and olives
2 boiled eggs with a small handful of olives. Prep eggs the night before. High protein, healthy fats, zero effort on a busy Thursday.
proteingood fats
Lunch
Salmon poke bowl
Cooked or sashimi-grade salmon over a base of brown rice or cauliflower rice with edamame, cucumber, avocado and sesame seeds. Dress with tamari and a squeeze of lime.
high proteinomega 3sgood fats
Dinner
Eggplant and ricotta bake
Slice eggplant and roast until soft. Layer with ricotta, crushed tomatoes and herbs. Bake for 20 minutes. Hearty, vegetarian and genuinely easy.
proteinmoderate carbsanti-inflammatory
Breakfast
EssentialAF shake + sardines, avocado and seed crackers
Shake first. Tinned sardines on seed crackers with sliced avocado and lemon. Sardines are one of the best sources of omega 3s, calcium and vitamin D. Worth getting used to.
high proteinomega 3scalcium
Snack
EssentialAF bliss balls
Made on Sunday, snack all week. Easy Friday option that hits protein, fibre and healthy fats without reaching for something you will regret.
proteingood fatsfibre
Lunch
Turkey and avocado salad
Sliced turkey breast over mixed leaves with avocado, cucumber, red onion and a mustard vinaigrette. Light, high protein and easy to prep ahead.
high proteingood fatslow carb
Dinner
Lamb cutlets with cauliflower mash
Pan-fry lamb cutlets until just cooked. Steam cauliflower and mash with butter and garlic. Serve with steamed greens. Iron-rich, satisfying, done in 20 minutes.
high proteiniron richlow carb
Breakfast
EssentialAF protein smoothie bowl
Blend one scoop EssentialAF with frozen banana, frozen berries and just enough milk to blend thick. Pour into a bowl, top with granola, fresh fruit and a drizzle of honey.
high proteinmoderate carbs
Snack
Mixed nuts and cheese
A small handful of mixed nuts with a couple of slices of your favourite hard cheese. Healthy fats, protein and calcium. Perfect Saturday snack.
proteingood fatscalcium
Lunch
Beef and roasted vegetable salad
Thinly sliced grilled beef over roasted capsicum, zucchini and red onion with rocket and a balsamic dressing. Substantial enough for a weekend lunch.
high proteiniron richgood fats
Dinner
Light chicken soup
Simmer chicken thighs in bone broth with celery, carrot, zucchini and fresh herbs. Shred the chicken back in. Gut-friendly, warming and genuinely easy to make in bulk.
high proteingut healthlow carb
Breakfast
EssentialAF shake + poached eggs with kale and avocado
Shake first. Poach 2 eggs, wilt some kale in olive oil with garlic, serve with sliced avocado and a squeeze of lemon. The Sunday breakfast worth taking your time over.
high proteingood fatsiron
Snack
Dark chocolate and almonds
2 squares of 85% dark chocolate with a small handful of almonds. Magnesium-rich, satisfying and genuinely good for you. The Sunday treat that earns its place.
magnesiumgood fats
Lunch
Mediterranean chicken plate
Grilled chicken thighs with hummus, tabbouleh or a simple tomato and cucumber salad, olives and a wedge of lemon. Simple, flavourful and ready in 20 minutes.
high proteingood fatsmoderate carbs
Dinner
Salmon and asparagus
Pan-fry or bake a salmon fillet with lemon and herbs. Grill or roast asparagus with olive oil and sea salt. Make extra salmon for Monday lunch and start the week already ahead.
high proteinomega 3slow carb
Please Note The meal plan on this page is general in nature and is not a substitute for personalised nutrition advice. It does not consider your individual health status, medical history, allergies or dietary requirements. If you have specific health concerns or conditions, please consult a qualified health professional or dietitian before making changes to your diet.
Why this works These meals stabilise blood sugar, preserve lean muscle during hormonal transition, provide healthy fats to support hormone production and reduce inflammatory load. EssentialAF gives you 31g protein per serve. These meals cover the rest of your daily target. Mix and match days — there are no rules. Keep it simple and you will actually stick to it.
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Training Inspo

Move with
purpose.

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You do not need to train every day. You need to move consistently, recover well and fuel that movement. EssentialAF contains creatine and L-Carnitine tools to perform and recover that most women never give themselves.

Day 1
Full Body Strength 45 mins
  • 5 min warm up walk or light jog
  • Bodyweight squats 3 x 15
  • Push-ups on knees if needed 3 x 10
  • Dumbbell rows, light 3 x 12 each side
  • Glute bridges 3 x 15
  • Plank hold 3 x 20 to 30 seconds
  • 5 min cool down and stretch
Day 2
Walk + Core 30 mins
  • 20 min brisk walk at elevated heart rate
  • Dead bugs 3 x 10 each side
  • Bird dogs 3 x 10 each side
  • Side plank 3 x 20 seconds each side
Day 3
Lower Body 45 mins
  • Romanian deadlifts, light 3 x 12
  • Reverse lunges 3 x 10 each leg
  • Sumo squats 3 x 15
  • Calf raises 3 x 20
  • Hamstring curl with band 3 x 15
  • 10 min stretch: hips, hamstrings, glutes
Rest Days
Active Recovery
  • Walk, gentle yoga or stretching
  • Rest is when your body actually builds
  • Creatine and glutamine work hardest here
  • Prioritise sleep this is part of the protocol
Day 1
Upper Body + Core
  • Dumbbell shoulder press 4 x 10
  • Lat pulldown or assisted pull-up 4 x 10
  • Dumbbell chest press 4 x 10
  • Seated rows or dumbbell rows 4 x 12
  • Tricep dips 3 x 12
  • Hollow body hold 3 x 30 seconds
Day 2
Lower Body Power
  • Goblet or barbell squats 4 x 12
  • Romanian deadlifts 4 x 10
  • Walking lunges 3 x 10 each leg
  • Hip thrusts 4 x 15
  • Leg press 3 x 15
  • Single leg calf raises 3 x 15 each
Day 3
Active Recovery
  • 30 to 45 min yoga, pilates or long walk
  • Breathwork and flexibility focus
  • This is still a training day movement matters
Day 4
Full Body Circuit 4 rounds
  • 40 seconds on, 20 seconds rest per move
  • Squat to press with dumbbells
  • Renegade rows
  • Jump squats or step ups
  • Push-ups
  • Kettlebell swings or deadlifts
  • Mountain climbers
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Please Note The training suggestions on this page are general in nature and are not a substitute for personalised exercise advice. They do not consider your individual fitness level, injury history or medical circumstances. If you are new to exercise, returning after injury or have any health concerns, please consult a qualified exercise professional before starting.