Rebecca Harper Facebook ad: “I spent $3,000 on a menopause retreat. The magic was a $0…”

Ran for 19 days, from May 7 to May 25, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Rebecca Harper 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
- 4420698831580092
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads
- Relaunches
- 1
Ad text
I just flew home from a five-day women's menopause retreat in the Blue Mountains. It cost me over three thousand dollars and I went because I was desperate. Thirteen women, ages 44 to 62. Hot flushes. 3am wake-ups. Brain fog that made us forget our own children's names. Hip pain, back pain, the feeling that our bodies had been switched out for someone else's in the night. I went expecting yoga, meditation, cooling breathwork, maybe a naturopath telling us to eat more tofu. I got all of that. And none of it is why I'm writing this. On the third morning, I walked into breakfast and I knew. I knew because Margot, a 58-year-old architect from Melbourne who'd been waking up seven times a night for four years, was sitting there pink-cheeked and genuinely smiling. She said, *"I slept for eight and a half hours. I haven't done that since my forties."* And then Diane said the same thing. And then Rebecca. And then me. We went on a forensic hunt through our rooms that afternoon. Under the fitted sheet on every single bed — the same charcoal-grey sheet. A stainless-steel cord running quietly down to the earth pin of the wall socket. No electricity. No batteries. Just a sheet that reconnects the body to the Earth's natural charge while you sleep — which, as one woman at the retreat put it, is *"what your cells are trying to do when you walk barefoot on the grass and suddenly feel calm."* I ordered one before we'd even driven back down the mountain. My husband tried to understand what I was telling him on the phone. He couldn't. Then the sheet arrived, I put it on our bed, and on the third night he said — verbatim — *"Why did you not buy me one of these twenty years ago."* If you're in perimenopause or menopause and your body has become a place you don't recognise, try a stainless-steel grounding sheet. It's the single thing I brought home from that retreat that was worth more than the retreat. Premium Grounding backs theirs with a 90-night trial, free worldwide shipping so you can take it travelling. If it doesn't change your sleep, send it back. No questions.
Where the ad sends people
premiumgrounding.com
I spent $3,000 on a menopause retreat. The magic was a $0 cord.
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