Founder and Product-Development Lead
Leads vitamin and supplement development, product education, and the standards used to communicate benefits, limitations, and safe use.
Author and Editorial Reviewer
Founder, USA Medical | NASM Certified Nutrition Coach
Jake Crossman founded USA Medical and leads its supplement research, product development, and health-education work. He has more than six years of hands-on experience developing and managing USA Medical vitamin formulas and has built a health-education audience of more than one million followers.
Professional Summary
Jake works at the intersection of supplement formulation, evidence review, and practical health education. As founder of USA Medical, he is responsible for translating research, labeling requirements, and real product-development decisions into clear guidance consumers can use.
His work is intentionally consumer-facing: explain what the evidence can support, identify what remains uncertain, and give readers enough context to make a more informed decision without presenting education as diagnosis or treatment.
Experience
USA Medical
Leads vitamin and supplement development, product education, and the standards used to communicate benefits, limitations, and safe use.
USA Magnesium
Writes and editorially reviews the magnesium guide library, including source selection, claim scope, practical clarity, and safety language.
Independent digital audience
Built a health and nutrition audience of more than one million followers through accessible consumer education.
Areas of Focus
Credential and Scope
Jake writes and editorially reviews nutrition education. NASM-CNC is a nutrition-coaching credential, not a medical license; he does not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, or replace individualized advice from a physician, pharmacist, or registered dietitian.
Jake is the named author and editorial reviewer of the USA Magnesium guide library. Independent clinical review is credited only after a qualified, named healthcare professional has completed it.
See the medical-review process →Editorial Responsibility
Every guide is reviewed for evidence quality, claim scope, practical clarity, limitations, safety language, and separation between education and promotion.
Selected Editorial Work
Representative work spanning sleep, timing, dosage, safety, and supplement science.
A direct, evidence-based guide to magnesium glycinate for sleep, realistic results, routine use, and safety.
A practical timing guide for morning, evening, before-bed, food, and medication schedules.
A label-first sleep dosage guide covering elemental magnesium, research amounts, and the adult supplemental limit.
Magnesium is an essential mineral. Melatonin is a hormone and circadian signal. This guide explains the different jobs without treating either one as a cure-all.
A clear safety guide for nightly use, total supplemental intake, side effects, interactions, and kidney risk.
Magnesium glycinate is magnesium coordinated with glycine. Bisglycinate and diglycinate describe the two-glycine structure more explicitly.