Katrina O'Brien Facebook ad: “Take the Quiz, Find Out Why You’re Stuck at Max Dose”

Ran for 9 days, from October 21 to October 30, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Katrina O'Brien on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1108017235348662
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, WhatsApp and Threads
- Relaunches
- 1
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You’ve been on the shot for months. It worked. Really worked. Then it stopped. Not because you did something wrong. Not because your body “got used to it.” You’re on the highest dose available. There is no higher dose to try. And yet the scale won’t move. You’ve probably heard it all by now. Add metformin. Try a new injection site. Up your protein. Wait for Retatrutide. Maybe you’ve even started to think this is just where your body wants to be. It’s not. Here’s what’s actually happening. When your body has been in a calorie deficit for months — combined with the stress signal your GLP-1 sends every time you inject — your cortisol rises. Cortisol is your body’s survival hormone. When it stays elevated, your body does exactly what it’s built to do in a crisis: It holds onto fat. It breaks down muscle instead. It brings the hunger back. It locks the scale in place. Your GLP-1 is pushing one way. Your cortisol is pushing the other. At max dose, cortisol is winning. This is why the scale stopped. Not the dose. Not you. Cortisol. Most women on GLP-1 never address it. Because nobody tests for it. Because it’s not part of any standard prescribing guideline. So they add metformin. They wait for the next drug. They accept the plateau as permanent. When the actual fix is calming the stress response that’s blocking the shot from doing its job. Someone in my group shared a quiz. 22 questions built specifically for women on GLP-1 who have plateaued. Not the usual “how old are you, what’s your goal weight” stuff. It asked about my sleep. My energy. How long I’d been stuck. Whether the food noise had come back. What my doctor had already ruled out. I actually stopped halfway through because I’d never been asked any of this before. Not by my doctor. Not by anyone. I answered every single one. And at the end — I finally had a starting point. Something my doctor never gave me. If the scale hasn’t moved in weeks and you’ve tried everything — Take it. Because there’s a reason it stopped.
Where the ad sends people
survey.zafiraorganics.com
Take the Quiz — Find Out Why You’re Stuck at Max Dose
Stuck, stalled, or losing the wrong kind of weight on your GLP-1? Take the 2-minute assessment and find the hidden hormone holding your results back — and how to fix it.
Learn more: survey.zafiraorganics.com(opens in a new tab)










