EVIDENCE-BASED FORMULATION

THE SCIENCE BEHIND SIXCORE

Every ingredient. Every dosage. Backed by peer-reviewed research. Built for performance without compromise.

01 — PERFORMANCE

CREATINE MONOHYDRATE

5,000mg of pure creatine monohydrate per serving — the gold standard dose validated by decades of research. No loading phase required. No bloating. Just results.

CREATINE MONOHYDRATE

Clinical gold standard. 5g daily is the most researched dose — proven to saturate muscle creatine stores without excess.

STRENGTH & POWER

Increases muscle strength by 8-20% in resistance training

LEAN MASS

Supports muscle growth by enhancing workout capacity and recovery

ENDURANCE

Improves high-intensity exercise performance and delays fatigue

COGNITIVE FUNCTION

Supports mental performance under stress and sleep deprivation

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH
Effects of Creatine Supplementation and Resistance Training on Muscle Strength
Rawson & Volek, 2003 | Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research

Meta-analysis of 22 studies: creatine supplementation with resistance training increased muscle strength by 8% more than placebo (20% vs 12% strength gains).

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Creatine Supplementation Increases Lean Tissue Mass in Older Adults
Chilibeck et al., 2017 | Open Access Journal of Sports Medicine

Systematic review of 22 trials (721 participants): creatine supplementation resulted in 1.37kg greater increase in lean tissue mass and significant improvements in both upper and lower body strength.

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02 — HYDRATION & RECOVERY

ELECTROLYTE COMPLEX

Four essential electrolytes in citrate and bisglycinate forms for superior absorption. Optimized ratios to support hydration, muscle function, and sustained performance without GI distress.

SODIUM CITRATE

Primary electrolyte for fluid balance and nerve function. Citrate form buffers lactate accumulation.

POTASSIUM CITRATE

Critical for muscle contraction and blood pressure regulation. Prevents cramping during intense exercise.

MAGNESIUM BISGLYCINATE

Highest bioavailability magnesium form. Supports 300+ enzymatic reactions, muscle recovery, and sleep quality.

CALCIUM CITRATE

Essential for bone health and muscle contraction. Citrate form absorbs independently of stomach acid.

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH — ELECTROLYTE COMPLEX
Effects of Electrolyte Supplements on Body Water Homeostasis and Exercise Performance
Lee et al., 2021 | Applied Sciences (MDPI)

Study of electrolyte drinks rich in sodium and potassium before/after exhaustive exercise showed significant improvements in body water utilization and recovery. Sodium and potassium levels significantly increased with electrolyte supplementation compared to regular water.

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Compositional Aspects of Beverages Designed to Promote Hydration
Urdampilleta et al., 2023 | Nutrients (PMC)

Comprehensive review found that beverages containing both sodium and potassium displayed important fluid retention properties for rehydration. Optimal sports drinks should contain 400-1,100mg/L sodium plus potassium for rapid intestinal absorption.

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Magnesium Bisglycinate Bioavailability vs Standard Formulations
Brilli et al., 2017 | European Review for Medical & Pharmacological Sciences

Crossover study comparing magnesium oxide, citrate, and bisglycinate: bisglycinate demonstrated superior absorption with significantly lower GI side effects.

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03 — OPTIMIZATION

VITAMIN COMPLEX

Four bioavailable vitamins chosen for synergy with creatine and electrolytes. Not a multivitamin — a targeted formula to amplify performance, recovery, and long-term health.

VITAMIN C

Potent antioxidant supporting immune function, collagen synthesis, and exercise recovery. Reduces oxidative stress from training.

VITAMIN D3

Essential for calcium absorption, bone health, and immune function. D3 is the most bioactive form.

VITAMIN K2 (MK-7)

Directs calcium to bones (not arteries). MK-7 has longest half-life. Works synergistically with D3.

VITAMIN B12 (METHYLCOBALAMIN)

Active methylated form. Supports energy metabolism, red blood cell formation. No conversion required.

49.5%
UK ADULTS VITAMIN D DEFICIENT
57%
ASIANS IN UK SEVERELY DEFICIENT
20%
UK ADULTS 60+ B12 DEFICIENT
PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH — VITAMIN D3
UK Vitamin D Deficiency Statistics 2024-2025
Forth Health, 2025 | Analysis of 5,500 UK Adults

49.5% of UK adults had vitamin D levels below optimal range (75-100 nmol/L). Average level was 75 nmol/L. Women averaged 73 nmol/L, below minimum. Ages 18-29 had lowest levels (70 nmol/L) with 56% deficient.

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Vitamin D Deficiency Across UK Ethnic Groups
Sutherland et al., 2020 | Clinical Nutrition | 440,581 participants

Severe vitamin D deficiency (≤25 nmol/L) prevalence: 57.2% of Asians in winter/spring, 38.5% of Black Africans, 17.5% of White Europeans. Lower socioeconomic areas showed highest deficiency rates. Study calls for targeted public health interventions.

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PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH — VITAMIN B12
How Common is Vitamin B12 Deficiency in the UK?
Allen, 2009 | American Journal of Clinical Nutrition

In large UK surveys, approximately 6% of adults aged ≥60 are vitamin B12 deficient (plasma B12 <148 pmol/L), with prevalence increasing with age. Closer to 20% have marginal status (148-221 pmol/L) in later life.

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Vitamin B12 Status in UK Women of Childbearing Age
Molloy et al., 2016 | BMJ Open | National Diet & Nutrition Survey

12.4% of UK women aged 19-39 were B12 deficient (≤150 pmol/L) despite 96% consuming more than the RNI of 1.5 μg/day. Study recommends UK RNI increase to 5-7 μg/day for stable biomarker levels.

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PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH — VITAMIN C
Prolonged Vitamin C Supplementation and Recovery from Demanding Exercise
Thompson et al., 2001 | International Journal of Sport Nutrition & Exercise Metabolism

2-week vitamin C supplementation (200mg twice daily) had modest beneficial effects on muscle soreness, muscle function, and plasma malondialdehyde after prolonged intermittent exercise. Plasma IL-6 was lower in vitamin C group 2 hours post-exercise.

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Short-Term High-Dose Vitamin C and E Supplementation Attenuates Muscle Damage
Chang et al., 2018 | International Journal of Medical Sciences

4-day supplementation with vitamin C (2,000mg/day) and E effectively attenuated exercise-induced tissue damage and inflammatory response during 4 consecutive Taekwondo matches. Short-term antioxidant use beneficial for competition recovery without impairing training adaptations.

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04 — VERIFICATION

QUALITY & TESTING

Third-party tested for purity, potency, and safety. Every batch screened for heavy metals, microbial contamination, and label accuracy. No shortcuts.

THIRD-PARTY TESTING
✓ ISO 17025 Accredited

Every batch independently verified by ISO-accredited laboratories for purity, potency, and contamination. Certificates of Analysis (COA) available upon request.

HEAVY METALS SCREENING
✓ Below Detection Limits

Tested for lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury. All results below EU regulatory limits (EC Regulation 1881/2006).

MICROBIAL TESTING
✓ Pathogen-Free

Screened for Salmonella, E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and total aerobic count. Meets UK/EU food safety standards.

LABEL ACCURACY
✓ HPLC Verified

High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) confirms exact dosages match label claims (±5% variance).

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