Ella-Rose CollinsElla-Rose Collins Facebook ad: “My GP looked at my test results and…”
Ran for 36 days, from April 2 to May 7, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Ella-Rose Collins 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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My GP looked at my test results and stayed quiet for a moment. That pause made me realise something about my body wasn’t as “normal” as I’d been telling myself. For months my stomach had felt constantly bloated and tight. By lunchtime my clothes pressed into my waist and by the afternoon I was already exhausted. I kept assuming it was just part of getting older. But when the doctor mentioned my blood pressure and the weight around my stomach, it suddenly felt more serious than that. The strange thing is I had already tried fixing it. Smaller meals, more walking after work, cutting certain foods during the week and trying to be more careful about what I ate. Weeks passed and my stomach stayed exactly the same. Around that time a friend sent me an articΙe. I didn’t pay much attention to it at first, but later that evening I read it properly and decided to follow what it explained. I didn’t turn my whole routine upside down — I simply followed what the article described. 9 weeks later something quietly shifted. My stomach no longer feels swollen and my waist is visible again. At my follow-up GP appointment he checked my numbers and nodded. Blood pressure: excellent. He told me to keep doing exactly what I’m doing. I found the articΙe again. I’ll leave it belοw if anyone wants to read it.
