Supplement Engine
Evidence-graded, safety-screened supplement guides — with the reasoning.
What is Supplement Engine?
Supplement Engine builds a personal supplement guide for a client from their goal and body. Every recommendation is graded against the specific use it is needed for, then screened through ten clinical safety gates — pregnancy, age, kidney function, medication interactions, anti-doping status and more. The result is a summary of what is essential, useful, limited or removed, a card for each supplement with dose, timing and source, and a clinical A4 document with serial number, subject profile and interaction register. Suggested by the professional team of experts from MMSx Authority Institute.
Evidence-graded
Every recommendation graded by evidence — Grade A is the strongest — with dose, timing and source.
Safety-screened
Ten clinical safety gates — pregnancy, age, kidney function, medication interactions, anti-doping and more — withhold anything unsafe for the profile.
Eleven goals
Strength & power, muscle gain, fat loss, endurance, recovery, general health, joint & connective tissue, pain, sleep, combat sport, team sport.
A clinical A4 document
Print or save the guide with serial number, barcode, subject profile, interaction register and summary; or a one-page A4 card; or share it.
Where to find it
Open the TrainersEye app, go to the Dashboard and tap Supplement Engine. It is part of the Pro plan.
This guide in thirteen steps
Open the tool
From the Dashboard, tap Supplement Engine. It is a Pro-plan tool; the opening screen carries the credit — suggested by the professional team of experts from MMSx Authority Institute.
Read what it does
Your personal supplement guide: every recommendation is graded against the use you need it for, then screened through ten clinical safety gates. The figures show the dataset — records, curated entries, gates and the A4 PDF.
Look, PDF, Card, help, language
The header buttons switch the look, open the PDF and the A4 card of the current guide, open help, and set the language.
Step 1 — choose the primary goal
Pick one of eleven goals: strength & power, muscle gain, fat loss, endurance, recovery, general health, joint & connective tissue, pain management, sleep quality, combat sport or team sport.
Name, sex, age, weight, athlete mode
Add the client's name for the report, then sex, age, weight in kilograms and athlete mode — general or the sport-specific modes.
Step 2 — safety screening
Answer the safety questions — pregnancy, breastfeeding, current medication and the rest of the ten gates. A red gate withholds every matching record from the guide.
Build the guide
Tap Build. The engine grades, screens and composes the PDF in a few seconds — Building your guide, Composing PDF.
Read the summary
Four tiles head the guide: essential, useful, limited and removed — how many supplements land in each after grading and screening.
Read each recommendation
Each supplement shows its grade — Grade A is the strongest evidence — what it is for, the expected effect, the dose, the timing and the source.
Print / Save PDF, A4 Card, Share
The bar at the bottom prints or saves the full guide as a PDF, opens the one-page A4 card, or shares the guide.
The document: control block
Page one of the PDF opens with the document identifier and barcode, then the control block — issued, timestamp, dataset, engine, safety gates evaluated, gates active and validity.
Profile and interaction register
The subject profile as declared follows, then the major interaction register — each supplement, the medicines it interacts with and what to do.
Get help any time
Tap the question mark at the top whenever you need help.
You're ready
That's it. Open Supplement Engine, enter the goal and body, and build the first guide.
Reading the supplement guide
Page one of every guide is the control page. Here is what each part means.
TrainersEye Supplement Guide, the athlete's goal, the date and page count.
The MMSX-SG serial and barcode — quote in full for any query.
Issued, ISO timestamp, dataset, engine, safety gates evaluated, gates active and validity.
Goal, sex, age, weight, diet, athlete mode, clinical flags and medications as entered.
Each supplement, the medicines it interacts with and the action to take.
The graded recommendations begin here and run through the following pages.
Essential, useful, limited and withheld counts.
Identifier, MMSx Authority Institute, EIN, educational decision support, page number.
Supplement Engine is part of TrainersEye
Support: support@trainerseye.com · trainerseye.com
Suggested by the professional team of experts from MMSx Authority Institute
Educational decision support, not medical advice. Supplements interact with medicines and conditions — have a clinician review any guide for a client on medication, pregnant or breastfeeding, under 18 or with a diagnosed condition.