Examine.com’s New Supplement Stack Guides

jon-erik kawamoto personal trainer I haven’t blogged in quite a while, but wanted to share with you a new product from the folks at Examine.com.

Examine.com is an independent organization that presents un-biased research on supplements and nutrition. Their goal is to make you more informed on your decisions when it comes to purchasing workout and health supplements.

Today, they released their Supplement Stack Guides, a group of guides designed to “make your supplement routine more effective.”

There are 15 guides in total, which are sold independently or bundled in a group. The guides are:

Testosterone Enhancement
Fat Loss
Muscle Gain & Exercise Performance
Mood and Depression
Heart Health
Sleep Quality
Insulin Sensitivity
Memory and Focus
Skin and Hair Quality
Libido and Sexual Enhancement
Liver Health
Allergies and Immunity
Bone and Joint Health
Vegetarianism/Veganism
Seniors

I got an advanced copy of the guides on the weekend and I can genuinely say, the information in these guides is legit. Unbiased. No bold claims. Only information backed by science. These guides can help streamline your approach with your supplement purchases, save you money and give you confidence that what your buying/taking has been proven to work.

If you’ve been wondering which supplements to take (and when), these guides will have your answer.

Find out more here: http://examine.com/referstack/jkconditioning

Chris Spurvey

Nutritional Coaching by Julia Howard

I heard somewhere that achieving your health goals is determined largely by what you do in the kitchen. I am grateful to have found Julia who brought direction and accountability to this most important piece for me. Having Julia in my corner has brought me confidence and certainty that I am on my way to achieving my goals. I highly recommend her if you are serious about making a change and feeling better about your health.

Ros Emberley

Personal Strength Training by Thomas King

I am turning 67 next month and I started my journey with JKC in 2018. Seven years ago I experienced significant foot pain which had a negative impact on my day to day activities. I learned that issues in other parts of the body need to be addressed to achieve a positive result. My doctor (Dr. Jessica Wade) suggested, along with some other therapies, that I could benefit from the conditioning JKC had to offer. I previously had not trained in any gym. I observed how many gyms operated and had a sense that JKC would be more my style: training in a small group setting, having such personal attention, and a program meeting my specific needs is fantastic! I love the atmosphere at the gym. Everyone is accepted and you feel supported and comfortable.

Jodi Dodge

Personal Strength Training by Jon-Erik Kawamoto

Betty Mckenna

I started strength training at JKC in the Spring of 2021. I am in my 60’s but happy to say I feel much younger since joining this gym. I joined JKC upon the advice of a doctor. I went through some difficult medical issues last year, that’s when one of my doctors recommended strength training at JKC. I have been physically active most of my adult life but mainly running and completed many road races as I am a distance runner. Strength training has definitely benefited me by increasing my stamina and energy. It sure has enhanced my recovery over the past year. I have the added benefit of becoming a stronger runner as well.

Erin Squarey

I had signed up for other gyms in the past and never went or rarely went. Something always got in the way or I was just too tired and lacked motivation to go. This way I’ve made a commitment to Jon or Thomas and I try very hard to keep my sessions once I’ve booked in. JKC is different from other gyms that I’ve tried in the past because no one is there to be “seen”. We are all there to get a good workout in and go on with our lives. And it’s a small gym so you get to know everyone and it’s like a big family. When I joined JKC, I couldn’t do a chin up with an elastic band, but I’ve slowly worked up to 10 free hanging chin ups. That was big because I hate chin ups.

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