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A Personal Welcome from Kel

The real story behind Essential AF. Not a pitch. Kel shares what she was going through at 38, why everything she tried made it worse, and how five years of figuring it out became one formula built specifically for women in hormonal transition.

  • The moment at 38 when everything stopped working
  • Why shreds, fasting and cardio were making things worse, not better
  • The Ziploc bag phase and how the formula was born

Product Knowledge Education Series · Part 1 of 2

What's In It and Why

The science behind Essential AF made simple. After this video your team will know exactly what each ingredient does, how to talk about it at the counter, and why one scoop does the work of four or five separate products.

  • Why collagen protein cannot build muscle, and what actually can
  • The truth about creatine for women, it is not what most people think
  • How blood sugar and muscle loss are connected in perimenopause
  • Why all 11 ingredients work better as a system than separately

Product Knowledge Education Series · Part 2 of 2

The Physiology Behind Why It Works

Why so many women in perimenopause feel like they're doing everything right and still going backwards. This video explains the real physiological reasons, and why working with the body instead of against it changes everything.

  • How oestrogen decline drives silent muscle loss and metabolic slowdown
  • The gut health connection most people miss completely
  • Why intense cardio and calorie restriction accelerate the problem
  • Why sleep and stress are the foundation, not the afterthought

The claims made across these three videos are grounded in peer-reviewed research. The references below are provided for any team member or customer who wants to go deeper.

Oestrogen Decline and Muscle Loss

  • Maltais et al. (2009). Changes in muscle mass and strength after menopause. Journal of Musculoskeletal and Neuronal Interactions. PubMed
  • Sipilä et al. (2001). Effects of hormone replacement therapy and high-impact physical exercise on skeletal muscle in post-menopausal women. Clinical Science. PubMed

Collagen Protein and Leucine Deficiency

  • Gorissen et al. (2018). Protein content and amino acid composition of commercially available plant-based protein isolates. Amino Acids. PubMed
  • Dideriksen et al. (2013). Influence of amino acids, dietary protein, and physical activity on muscle mass development in humans. Nutrients. PubMed

Creatine for Women Over 40

  • Smith-Ryan et al. (2021). Creatine supplementation in women's health: a lifespan perspective. Nutrients. PubMed
  • Chilibeck et al. (2017). Effect of creatine supplementation during resistance training on lean tissue mass and muscular strength in older adults: a meta-analysis. Open Access Journal of Sports Medicine. PubMed

Muscle Mass and Blood Sugar Regulation

  • DeFronzo & Tripathy (2009). Skeletal muscle insulin resistance is the primary defect in type 2 diabetes. Diabetes Care. PubMed
  • Srikanthan & Karlamangla (2011). Relative muscle mass is inversely associated with insulin resistance and prediabetes. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. PubMed

Gut Health and Oestrogen Decline

  • Baker et al. (2017). Estrogen-gut microbiome axis: physiological and clinical implications. Maturitas. PubMed
  • Peters et al. (2022). Menopause is associated with an altered gut microbiome and estrobolome. mSystems. PubMed

Cortisol, Intense Cardio and Muscle Breakdown

  • Kraemer et al. (2020). Growth hormone(s), testosterone, insulin-like growth factors, and cortisol: roles and integration for cellular development and growth with exercise. Frontiers in Endocrinology. PubMed
  • Tipton (2001). Gender differences in protein metabolism. Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care. PubMed

Sleep, Growth Hormone and Muscle Recovery

  • Van Cauter et al. (2000). Age-related changes in slow wave sleep and REM sleep and relationship with growth hormone and cortisol levels. JAMA. PubMed
  • Dattilo et al. (2011). Sleep and muscle recovery: endocrinological and molecular basis for a new and promising hypothesis. Medical Hypotheses. PubMed

Resistance Training vs Cardio for Body Composition

  • Bea et al. (2010). Resistance training predicts 6-yr body composition change in postmenopausal women. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. PubMed
  • Beavers et al. (2017). Effect of exercise type during intentional weight loss on body composition in older adults with obesity. Obesity. PubMed

High Protein Intake and Muscle Retention

  • Paddon-Jones & Rasmussen (2009). Dietary protein recommendations and the prevention of sarcopenia. Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care. PubMed
  • Bauer et al. (2013). Evidence-based recommendations for optimal dietary protein intake in older people. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. PubMed

Quick Reference Guides

Everything your team needs to recommend Essential AF with confidence, right at the counter, no fluff.

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Customer Conversation Starter

Spot the right customer, open naturally, handle every objection, and close without pressure. A step-by-step script your team can use today.

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Ingredient Cheat Sheet

All 11 ingredients, what each one does, why it matters for perimenopause, and exactly what to say about each one at the counter.

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Who Is Essential AF For?

Four customer personas, 12 trigger phrases to listen for, and a clear visual and verbal cue guide so your team spots her immediately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Every question your team will hear, from creatine myths to HRT interactions to "will it make me bulky?", with confident, accurate answers.

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Ordering & Stock Guide

Opening stock recommendations, reorder trigger points, storage requirements, and who to contact for orders, returns, and urgent queries.

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In-Store Display Setup

Exactly where to position Essential AF, what to place it next to, and the two conversation openers that turn browsers into buyers.

There's Nothing Else Like It in the Market

Not adapted from a sports supplement. Not a generic protein powder with a pink label. Built specifically for the physiology of midlife women.

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Active Ingredients

Protein, creatine, collagen, probiotics, magnesium, zinc, and more, in one daily scoop.

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Scoop. That's It.

Replaces an entire supplement cupboard. One product, one routine, zero overwhelm.

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Body Systems Targeted

Hormones, gut, muscle, metabolism, and mood, formulated to address perimenopause at every level.

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Compromise

Everything your customer's body needs for this life stage. Nothing it doesn't.

"You didn't fail every diet. Every diet failed your physiology."
Essential AF Brand Promise
Faba Bean Protein Creatine Monohydrate Hydrolysed Collagen Probiotics Magnesium Citrate Zinc L-Carnitine Chromium Picolinate Vitamin D3 L-Glutamine Fibre Blend

Customers on GLP-1 Medications

Ozempic. Wegovy. Mounjaro. They're in your store every day. EssentialAF is the most important thing you can add to their basket.

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The muscle loss problem nobody is talking about

GLP-1 medications work by dramatically reducing appetite and caloric intake. Without adequate protein and targeted nutritional support, studies show up to 40% of the weight lost can come from muscle tissue, not fat. For midlife women already losing muscle due to declining oestrogen, this is a compounding crisis with serious long-term metabolic consequences.

40%
Weight Loss Can Be Muscle
Without protein and creatine support during GLP-1 use
3–8%
Muscle Lost Per Decade
Already happening from perimenopause alone, before GLP-1
30g
Protein Per Serve
The daily target most GLP-1 users simply cannot hit from food alone
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Complete Protein

30g per serve

GLP-1 medications suppress appetite dramatically. Most users don't come close to hitting their protein target from food alone. Adequate protein is the single most important factor in preserving muscle during caloric restriction.

Creatine Monohydrate

3g per serve

The most evidence-backed supplement for muscle preservation during caloric restriction. Creatine protects and builds muscle tissue even when caloric intake is significantly reduced, making it non-negotiable for anyone on a GLP-1 medication.

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L-Carnitine L-Tartrate

1000mg per serve

Supports the body's ability to use fat as fuel during the caloric deficit created by GLP-1 medications, helping preserve lean muscle tissue while supporting fat loss. Also addresses the energy drops commonly reported during GLP-1 use.

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Collagen Peptides

5g per serve

Rapid weight loss puts significant strain on connective tissue and skin elasticity. Collagen supports skin integrity during significant body composition changes, as well as joint health during increased activity levels.

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Prebiotic Fibre + Probiotics

8g fibre + 5B CFU

GLP-1 medications commonly cause nausea, constipation, and GI discomfort. The prebiotic fibre and probiotic blend support gut microbiome health and motility, while fibre enhances the satiety signalling that GLP-1 medications rely on.

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Digestive Enzyme Blend

50mg blend

Supports breakdown of protein, carbohydrates, and fats, reducing the bloating and GI discomfort that frequently leads patients to discontinue their medication. A critical support layer for GLP-1 users.

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Magnesium Citrate

246mg, 77% RDI

Significantly reduced dietary intake from GLP-1 use commonly leads to magnesium depletion. Magnesium supports muscle function, nervous system health, and helps reduce tiredness and fatigue.

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Chromium + Iron

50mcg + 6.5mg

Chromium contributes to normal carbohydrate and macronutrient metabolism, which matters when food intake drops sharply. Iron (54% RDI) supports energy metabolism and helps reduce tiredness and fatigue, common when eating far less than usual.

Counter Conversation

How to Start the Conversation with a GLP-1 Customer

Spot

"Are you currently taking Ozempic, Wegovy, or a similar medication? A lot of our customers are coming to us with questions about this."

Educate

"The main thing we're seeing is that the rapid weight loss can take muscle with it, not just fat. For women especially, that's something we really want to protect. Muscle is what keeps your metabolism running."

Recommend

"Essential AF was built specifically for midlife women and it covers the key things you need: 30g of protein, creatine for muscle preservation, gut support for the GI side effects, and energy support for when your intake drops."

Close

"It replaces an entire shelf of supplements in one daily scoop. Most of our customers on GLP-1 medications say it's the thing that makes the biggest difference to how they actually feel on it."

Open Your Bathroom Cabinet. We'll Wait.

There's probably a protein powder that tastes like chalk. A tub of creatine used inconsistently. A magnesium your GP mentioned. Add it all up. The supplement industry built confusion because confusion sells more products. We built EssentialAF to end that.

The Average Supplement Shelf
What your customer is already spending per month, buying each separately
WPI protein powderQuality isolate, 15–30 servings
$65–$90
Collagen peptidesJoints, connective tissue, skin
$35–$50
Creatine monohydrateMuscle strength and cellular energy
$30–$40
L-glutamineGut lining integrity and recovery
$20–$30
L-carnitine L-tartrateFat as fuel, energy metabolism
$25–$40
Prebiotic fibreGut bacteria, satiety signalling
$25–$35
Probiotic capsulesGut microbiome and metabolic support
$30–$45
Digestive enzyme blendProtein, carb and fat breakdown
$20–$35
Magnesium supplementMuscle, nervous system, metabolic health
$25–$35
Iron supplementEnergy metabolism, tiredness and fatigue
$15–$25
Zinc supplementImmune and metabolic function
$15–$25
Chromium supplementCarbohydrate and macronutrient metabolism
$15–$25
Vitamin D3Bone health, immune and muscle function
$15–$25
Monthly total $335–$500
Essential AF

Everything. One Scoop. One Price.

Every ingredient from that shelf, clinically dosed and formulated to work together. One daily scoop. Nothing missing. Nothing wasted.
30g complete protein, muscle maintenance and metabolic support
5g collagen peptides, joints, connective tissue, recovery
3g creatine monohydrate, muscle strength and cellular energy
1.9g L-glutamine, gut lining integrity and resilience
1000mg L-carnitine L-tartrate, fat as fuel, energy metabolism
8g prebiotic fibre, gut bacteria and satiety signalling
5B CFU Bacillus coagulans, microbiome and metabolic signalling
50mg digestive enzyme blend, complete breakdown support
246mg magnesium, muscle, nervous system, metabolic health
6.5mg iron, energy metabolism, tiredness and fatigue
Zinc, chromium, vitamin D3, immune and metabolic function
RRP one pouch $129
Saves your customer up to $371 per month vs the full shelf

Don't Divorce 'Em Yet

For the woman snapping at the ones she loves, lying awake at 3am wondering why.

A listed medicine for mood, calm and sleep in perimenopausal and menopausal women. Same warm conversation, a different customer.

Listed Medicine · AUST L 527259
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Two short videos are on the way: what's in Don't Divorce 'Em Yet and why, and how to have the conversation at the counter. Until they land, everything your team needs is right here on this page.

  • What each ingredient is, and the exact words you're allowed to use
  • How to spot her, and how to open the conversation gently
  • When to recommend, and when to walk her to the pharmacist

What's In It and Why

Four active ingredients, two capsules a day with food. This is a listed medicine, so the wording is fixed. Learn these lines and you'll always be on solid ground.

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Affron Saffron Extract

28mg daily · the clinically-studied dose

The hero. In perimenopausal and menopausal women, Affron helps reduce the occurrence of symptoms of mild anxiety, supports healthy emotional and mood balance, and supports refreshing sleep. Lead with this for the woman who's wired, teary, short-fused and not sleeping.

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L-Theanine

200mg daily

An amino acid found in tea. It helps with mind relaxation, calms the mind, and supports a healthy stress response in the body. It pairs with the saffron: one supports her mood, the other calms the mind.

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Lemon Balm (Melissa)

150mg extract · equiv. 1500mg dry leaf

Traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to support healthy sleeping patterns and as a calmative for the nervous system. Always use the full phrase "traditionally used in Western herbal medicine", it's the only lawful way to describe it.

Activated B Vitamins

B5, B6 & B12 · active forms

In the forms the body can use straight away. They support nervous system health and function, help the synthesis of neurotransmitters, and support energy production, the raw materials a stressed, under-slept nervous system has been burning through.


Who She Is, and How to Talk to Her

She's in her 40s or 50s and holding a lot together. Shorter-tempered than she used to be, teary or flat for no reason she can name, awake at 3am. She often thinks she's just becoming someone she doesn't like. A lot of it is the hormonal shift of perimenopause showing up in her mood and sleep.

Counter Conversation

A gentle way in

Spot

"How have you been sleeping? A lot of women your age tell me they feel more on-edge than they used to and can't work out why. Does that sound like you?"

Educate

"A lot of what you're describing, the short fuse, the 3am waking, can be the hormonal shift of perimenopause showing up in your mood and sleep. It's really common, and it's not you failing at anything."

Recommend

"There's a product called Don't Divorce 'Em Yet, made specifically for women in perimenopause dealing with mild anxiety and poor sleep. It has saffron at the clinically-studied dose, plus L-theanine and lemon balm. Two capsules a day with food."

Safety

"Always read the label and follow the directions. And if your symptoms persist, have a chat with your health professional."

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When to walk her to the pharmacist

Don't Divorce 'Em Yet is for the everyday, mild version, the wired-but-tired, snapping-at-the-kids woman. If she's describing something bigger, low mood that won't lift, real distress, or she asks about her medications, that's a pharmacist conversation. Always walk her over.


What You Can, and Can't, Say

This is a listed medicine, so the language is regulated. Stick to the words on the left, never use the words on the right. When in doubt, leave it out.

✓ Say this

  • "Helps reduce symptoms of mild anxiety in perimenopausal and menopausal women"
  • "Supports healthy emotional and mood balance"
  • "Supports refreshing sleep"
  • "Calms the mind and supports a healthy stress response"
  • "Lemon balm, traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to support healthy sleeping patterns"
  • "Saffron at the clinically-studied dose"
  • "Supports nervous system health and energy production"

✗ Never say this

  • "Treats anxiety" or "reduces anxiety", always "symptoms of mild anxiety"
  • "Treats depression", or any mental illness or diagnosed condition
  • "Cures", "fixes", "treats" or "prevents" anything
  • "Clinically proven", only ever "clinically-studied"
  • "Treats menopause", or anything about hormones or HRT
  • "Helps hot flushes or night sweats"
  • "Miracle", "magic" or "breakthrough"
Always include, out loud or on screen: "Always read the label and follow the directions for use." · "If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional." · Listed name and AUST L 527259.

Introducing

You're Not Hungry,
You're Hormonal

A new EverLeanBody formula for women in perimenopause. Here's a first look at what's in it, ahead of launch.

Launching Soon

The Six Actives, and What Each One Is

A first look at the formula, two capsules a day. For now this is the plain-English "what it is" for each ingredient. The approved claims, what each one is actually for, get added the moment YNHYH is listed.

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Asparagus racemosus (Shatavari)

1500mg daily · 20:1 root extract

The biggest ingredient by weight. A species of wild asparagus, better known as Shatavari, and one of the most established herbs in the Ayurvedic tradition for women.

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Eriomin

200mg daily

A patented, standardised citrus flavonoid extract. Eriomin is rich in eriocitrin, a natural polyphenol found in lemons.

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Gymnema sylvestre

150mg daily · 20:1, 45% gymnemic acids

A woody climbing plant native to India and a long-standing herb in Ayurvedic practice. Standardised here to 45% gymnemic acids.

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Alpha Lipoic Acid (R form)

75mg daily

A naturally occurring compound. The "R" form is the one the body makes itself, and the form used here.

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Chromium picolinate

12.43mcg chromium daily

An essential trace mineral, in the well-absorbed picolinate form.

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Zinc citrate

1.6mg zinc daily

An essential mineral, in the gentle citrate form.


Training videos coming soon

Filmed once the formula is listed

Coming Soon

What the Videos Will Cover

Same two-video format as the others. Here's what your team will get to watch the moment YNHYH launches.

  • The story behind the name, and the woman it's built for
  • What's in it, and why each of the six ingredients was chosen
  • What actually changes for women in perimenopause, in plain English
  • How to introduce it at the counter, once the claims are locked

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Want it on your shelf first?

The counter scripts and the full "what you can and can't say" guide will land right here the moment YNHYH is listed, exactly like the Don't Divorce 'Em Yet page.

Register your interest with Kel: hello@everleanbody.com.

Ongoing Support

We're With You Every Step

This isn't a drop-and-run partnership. You have direct access to us whenever you need it.

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Direct Access to Kel

Customer question your team can't answer? Feedback from the floor? Just want to talk through something? Reach out directly, fast response guaranteed.

hello@everleanbody.com
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Restock & Orders

Running low? Need to adjust your opening order? We keep it simple and fast, no bureaucracy, no waiting.

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Hub Updates

New guides, new training resources, new products, this hub is a living document. We'll alert you when something new is added.

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