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Deborah Washington Facebook ad: “Ceylon Cinnamon 7200mg Equivalent with MCT Oil”

Deborah Washington Facebook ad: Ceylon Cinnamon 7200mg Equivalent with MCT Oil

Ran for 1 day, from October 1 to October 2, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.

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BLACK WOMEN IN YOUR 60s: here’re the 3 red flag symptoms Black women over 60 ignore until their health completely drops — from a Black medical insider who is tired of seeing our community get dismissed. And I say this as a Black ICU nurse who’s spent over three decades on the frontlines of metabolic health. Blood sugar is my thing. I’m Deborah Washington, and after 34 years in the ICU, I’ve watched how uncontrolled glucose disproportionately ravages Black families. I’ve seen the nerve pain, the kidney damage, and the constant exhaustion. But what breaks my heart most are the subtle warning signs our women miss every day while doctors dismiss us. Red Flag Number One: Ignoring shift-ending 2 PM fatigue and that quiet tingling in your feet while your doctor tells you to "just watch your diet." You’re doing everything right — walking after dinner, cutting back on carbs — and they still blame our culture while your A1C sits stuck around 7.3. They brush you off while your body is sending you clear alarm signals. Red Flag Number Two: Relying on Metformin alone to save you. Metformin lowers some of the sugar flooding your blood. But while your stomach is torn up and you're working your way up to eight pills a day, it leaves that stubborn glucose grinding through your system every hour of the day. That’s why you’re still sitting up at 3 AM checking your blood sugar out of sheer anxiety, scared of what's coming next. Red Flag Number Three: Not using real Ceylon cinnamon to signal your cells to pull that glucose out of your blood so it actually clears. But here’s what the supplement industry hides from us. Most Ceylon cinnamon products are designed to look good on a store shelf, not to work in a body dealing with chronic metabolic stress. They sell you the wrong plant, in the wrong form, at the wrong dose. When your numbers don't move, they let you conclude that natural remedies don't work for our people. It's one of the most profitable lies in the wellness space — and Black diabetics pay the price. I learned this the hard way in my own life. My fasting glucose had been running in the 180s for months, and my A1C sat at 7.3. I was doing everything right, taking my meds, cutting carbs, yet I’d wake up at 3 AM to check my glucose out of pure anxiety — still 168. Then I tried store-bought Ceylon cinnamon softgels for $14.99. Took them for weeks, and my glucose dropped maybe 8 points. So I went back to the clinical research and spoke with Black researchers in metabolic health to figure out why standard cinnamon fails us. You can't just grab a bottle off the pharmacy shelf. 90% of cinnamon supplements use cheap Chinese Cassia containing up to 250 times more liver-toxic coumarin, which completely fails to move blood sugar numbers. Real Ceylon must come from Sri Lanka and be DNA-verified so you know what you're actually putting in your body. The clinical studies showing real glucose clearance use the equivalent of 7,200 milligrams. Standard store capsules give you 500mg — a tiny fraction of what actually works. More importantly, it must be suspended in MCT oil. The active compound, cinnamaldehyde, is fat-soluble. A standard dry powder supplement reaches your gut, finds no lipid carrier, and passes right through your digestive system without absorbing or doing a thing. When you use real Sri Lankan Ceylon cinnamon, DNA-verified, concentrated to a 7,200mg clinical equivalent and suspended in MCT oil, your body handles it completely differently. The oil carries it directly into your bloodstream to restore insulin sensitivity. That’s why I only use and recommend Primal Remedies. It’s true Sri Lankan Ceylon, DNA-verified, 12:1 concentrated to 7,200mg, suspended in pure MCT oil, and third-party tested coumarin-free. My own results were night and day. Week 1: Better sleep in the first week, and the 2 PM brain fog lifted completely. Month 1: My fasting morning glucose dropped into a safe, healthy range. Month 3: My A1C dropped from 7.3 down to 5.7. My doctor was blown away and told me to keep doing whatever I was doing. I’ve since recommended Primal Remedies to family members and patients struggling with stubborn numbers, and every single one saw deeper sleep, clearer energy, and lower morning readings. If you’re a Black woman in your 50s or 60s dealing with: Fasting glucose that stays high no matter what you eat Mid-afternoon 2 PM energy crashes Waking up at 3 AM checking numbers out of anxiety Tingling in your feet or an A1C stuck above 7.0 despite Metformin Stop wasting money on cheap store-bought dry powder. Take one softgel a day with breakfast. Primal Remedies comes with a full 90-day money-back guarantee. Take it, track your morning numbers, and go back for your labs. If your glucose doesn't move, you don't pay a single dime. Worst case, you get your money back. Best case, your doctor pauses over your new labs and uses words you haven't heard in years because they can't blame your diet anymore. Tap the link below to get started and let me know how your numbers look in two weeks. https://primal-remedies.com/pages/adv1-news-b

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Ceylon Cinnamon 7200mg Equivalent with MCT Oil

A1C 5.7 down from 7.3. Fasting Glucose: 92 (down from 180s). Foot tingling and 2 PM fatigue completely gone.

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