Martial Arts History Museum to Host Free Wellness Presentation by Nutrition Expert John Pierre

The Martial Arts History Museum will host renowned nutrition and fitness consultant John Pierre for a free public presentation on Saturday, October 11, 2025, at 4 p.m. Pierre, who has trained celebrities, rock stars, and Fortune 500 CEOs during his 35-year career, will discuss his science-backed approach to wellness that blends modern research with ancient practices. This event represents the museum's commitment to community education and accessible health information.

Attendees will learn about Pierre's holistic framework for lifelong wellness, detailed in his book The Pillars of Health: Your Foundations for Lifelong Wellness. This system rests on four foundational principles: real food, mind stimulation, physical movement, and spiritual philosophy. His presentation will cover topics including Fine-tuning the Vegan Diet, The Power of a Plant-Based Diet, and Veganism - More than a Diet, It's a Lifestyle. The comprehensive nature of this approach demonstrates how charitable organizations can provide valuable educational resources to the public.

Pierre pioneered brain-building programs for elderly populations over 25 years ago, creating the first initiatives that combined plant-based nutrition with nutraceuticals. Beyond his work with high-profile clients, he has authored two books, produced cooking DVDs and exercise videos, and developed numerous online programs. He also leads the nonprofit organization Living With Harmony, which promotes PLANET-Based Living education to heal, inspire, and transform lives. This nonprofit work exemplifies how charitable organizations extend expert knowledge beyond exclusive clientele to benefit broader communities.

Michael Matsuda, president of the Martial Arts History Museum, expressed enthusiasm about hosting the event. We are excited to host John Pierre and share his wealth of knowledge with our community, Matsuda said. His approach to health is inspiring and accessible, and we encourage everyone interested in improving their well-being to join us for this special evening. The collaboration between the museum and Pierre's nonprofit initiatives demonstrates how charitable organizations can partner to maximize community impact.

The museum is located at 201 N. Brand Blvd., B100, Glendale, CA 91203, with parking available at 222 N. Orange Blvd. Additional information about the museum can be found at https://MAmuseum.com, while details about John Pierre's work are available at https://JohnPierre.com. These resources provide ongoing access to the educational missions of both organizations beyond the single event.