Jess Mac: Strength + Confidence Coach

Jess Mac: Strength + Confidence Coach Jessie Macdonald | IFBB Pro & Strength Coach
Helping women build strength from the inside out. Pelvic floor. Core. Muscle.

Longevity.
20y Training | 8y Competing | Coached 2x Natural Pro Cards πŸ†
πŸ‘‡ 1:1 Coaching + Pressure Restoration Program

Nobody tells you that difficulty focusing, dry brittle hair, acne, lethargy, lack of creativity, zero energy, and feelin...
06/23/2026

Nobody tells you that difficulty focusing, dry brittle hair, acne, lethargy, lack of creativity, zero energy, and feeling completely unlike yourself are all symptoms of the same thing.

Menopause does not always announce itself loudly. Sometimes it just quietly dismantles the version of you that you have always known. And far too often, the answer a doctor offers is an antidepressant β€” when what the body actually needs is foundational support.

I approach my health and longevity from every angle I can. Not because I am afraid of ageing, but because I understand that the habits we build and the support we give our bodies are synergistic. They work together. You cannot out-train a depleted nervous system. You cannot out-discipline chronic inflammation. You cannot think your way through brain fog when your body does not have what it needs to function.

This is my current immunity, anti-inflammatory, and mental health stack β€” and the reason behind each one:

Lion’s Mane (CanPrev)
β€” Cognitive function, focus, and nervous system repair. Directly targets the brain fog and lack of clarity that comes with hormonal shifts. One of the most researched mushrooms for neurological support.

Digestive Enzymes (CanPrev)
β€” You can eat perfectly and still not absorb what you need. Declining oestrogen affects gut motility and enzyme production. Digestion is the foundation of everything else on this list.

Quercetin 500mg (CanPrev)
β€” A powerful natural anti-inflammatory and antioxidant. Helps regulate immune response and reduce systemic inflammation β€” which increases significantly during perimenopause and menopause.

Kidney Support (Revive)
β€” High protein intake and the physiological demands of training put load on the kidneys year round. Supporting detoxification pathways keeps everything else running cleanly.

Healthy Mood (CanPrev)
β€” Saffron, GABA, 5-HTP, Active Folate, B6, B12, Chelated Magnesium and Zinc. This is the one I reach for instead of what a doctor might prescribe. It supports serotonin production, a calm nervous system, and mood regulation that hormonal changes directly disrupt.

Ashwagandha with Black Pepper (Kasha Nutrition)
β€” Cortisol regulation and stress adaptation. When estrogen drops, cortisol tends to rise. Ashwagandha helps restore that balance, which directly affects sleep, body composition, and emotional resilience.

L-Theanine (Nutratology)
β€” Calm, focused energy without sedation. Reduces anxiety and mental noise without blunting drive. Particularly useful when the nervous system is running hot.

Vitamin C (Nutra Champs)
β€” Immune support, collagen synthesis, and antioxidant protection. Collagen production declines sharply with estrogen β€” Vitamin C is one of the most direct ways to support it. Also addresses the skin and hair changes that come with this phase.

This is not a prescription. It is what works for me. If any of this resonates β€” if you have been feeling off and not been able to name it β€” drop a comment. This is a conversation worth having.

06/18/2026

One of the biggest lies in the fitness industry is to just be consistent.

Because if you are being consistent with the wrong things, you are just getting good at spinning your wheels.

Most women I work with are incredibly consistent. They show up every week, they track their food, they do the work. But they have been doing the same thing for two years and nothing is changing.

That is not a consistency problem. That is a stimulus problem.

The body adapts to whatever you repeat. Same weights, same reps, same cardio, same deficit β€” your body stops responding because it already adapted. It has no reason to change. You gave it none.

Consistency is a requirement. But it is not enough on its own. You need a plan that actually changes as your body changes. Progressive overload. Periodization. Structure that evolves.

Show up consistently β€” but make sure what you are showing up to is actually moving you forward.

Coaching link in bio.

ProgramDesign

Address

Surrey, BC
V3R–V3X, V3Z, V4A, V4N, V4P

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Jess Mac: Strength + Confidence Coach posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Share