Caroline Moore Facebook ad: “Ceylon Cinnamon 7200mg Equivalent with MCT Oil”

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Do you know Metabolae Ceylon Cinnamon softgels? Please don't buy them or you might regret it like I did. They claimed it would improve my nerve symptoms, but they did not warn me how fast it would work. I'm Caroline Moore. Certified diabetes educator specializing in neuropathy. Thirty-one years. I've sat across from thousands of patients and told them what to expect, what to track, what to change. Then last year I got my own diagnosis. A1C 6.5. I'd also begun noticing tingling and burning in my feet. My husband David saw my face and knew. Day 1: I took one softgel with breakfast. I didn't expect anything. In thirty-one years I'd watched patients try every cinnamon on the shelf. Walgreens brand. Costco brand. The powder from the health food store. I could name the patient and the brand and the disappointment. None of it improved their nerve symptoms. But David had read about this one. Metabolae. Ceylon cinnamon, not Cassia. Concentrated 12:1 and suspended in MCT oil so the fat-soluble compounds actually absorb. I said fine. I'd told patients for years to try anything with a guarantee behind it. Day 3: I checked my feet the way I'd taught patients to monitor their health for three decades. The tingling had been bothering me since diagnosis. Checked again. The tingling and burning were still there. I didn't tell David. I wasn't going to build a story on three days. Day 5: The tingling felt less noticeable. Three mornings in a row, I'd paid closer attention to how my feet felt. In thirty-one years of coaching patients I had never seen nerve symptoms change that fast on a supplement. Day 7: I woke up and realized I'd slept through. No 2am waking from burning feet. I'd been telling patients that was normal for people with our symptoms. Maybe I'd been wrong. Day 10: The tingling felt less distracting at times. I stopped dreading bedtime quite as much. For a year, paying attention to the burning and tingling in my feet had felt like grading myself on a test I couldn't pass. Now I actually wanted to see how my feet felt. David noticed I wasn't quiet at breakfast anymore. Day 14: The afternoon discomfort wasn't as noticeable on some days. Usually around 2pm I'd feel it. The burning. The tingling. The urge to shift my feet to get comfortable. Now there were afternoons when it bothered me less. I stayed steady through my afternoon patient calls. David asked if I was sleeping better. I was. I hadn't put it together yet. Day 17: I realized I hadn't been distracted by the tingling as much lately. The burning that wouldn't ease. The prickling I'd noticed throughout the day. The discomfort that kept pulling my attention away. It seemed to be easing so slowly I didn't notice until I looked back. Day 21: The tingling was less noticeable on some days, though it hadn't disappeared. I checked my symptom tracker twice because I didn't believe what I was seeing. The frequency and duration of my symptoms seemed to have changed. David was watching me from the doorway. He'd been carrying the fear for a year. I could see the weight coming off his shoulders. Day 24: I went for a walk. A real walk. I hadn't done that comfortably since my symptoms started. I paid attention to how my feet felt afterward, expecting the burning and tingling to return. They were still there, but less noticeable. That used to be how my afternoons felt. Now walking felt more comfortable. Day 27: I'd slept through several nights that week. No waking at 3am from burning feet on those nights. No lying in the dark running through my symptoms in my head. Just sleep. Day 30: The tingling was less noticeable than it had been at the start. I stared at my symptom tracker for a long time. The burning seemed to have become less frequent. A year ago, I was dealing with these symptoms every day. Six months ago, my doctor said we'd need to talk about medication if they continued getting worse. Less tingling. David came in and saw my face. 'What's wrong?' I turned the tracker around. His eyes filled up. He sat down next to me and didn't say anything for a long time. Six weeks after I started, I went back for a follow-up appointment. My symptom tracker showed fewer episodes of tingling and burning. My doctor pulled up my tracker. Looked at the trend. Looked at me. 'What did you change?' For thirty-one years I'd been the one asking that question. Now I was the one answering it. I told her about Metabolae. About the true Ceylon. About the MCT oil and the concentration and how none of the ones I'd recommended to patients over the years ever hit the dose the studies actually used. She wrote something in the tracker. Then she said something I didn't expect. 'Between us, I can't officially recommend a supplement. But I've had three patients this year come back with changes in their nerve symptoms. Whatever you're doing, keep doing it.' That was three months ago. My nerve symptoms have improved. The tingling and burning happen less often most days. I can comfortably walk again. I take longer walks with my husband on the weekend. I don't track every symptom anymore. My nerve symptoms aren't getting worse anymore. Here's what thirty-one years of teaching patients finally taught me: Most cinnamon supplements don't work because they aren't real Ceylon. They're Cassia. A different species with up to 250 times more coumarin, a compound linked to liver damage over time. The clinical studies that actually moved blood sugar and improved nerve symptoms used Cinnamomum verum. True Ceylon. Most are underdosed. The studies used the equivalent of 6,000 to 7,200mg daily. Most capsules on the shelf have 500 to 1,500mg of ground powder. And most use dry powder that doesn't absorb. Cinnamon's active compounds are fat-soluble. Without fat, they pass right through you. That's why Metabolae suspends the 12:1 extract in MCT oil. True Ceylon. 7,200mg equivalent. MCT oil. GMP certified. Third-party tested. Coumarin-free. It isn't cheap. But it's cheaper than Metformin. Cheaper than the retinal appointments and the neuropathy meds my patients ended up on. Cheaper than the fear my husband carried for a year while he waited for my nerve symptoms to start improving. 90-day money-back guarantee. If your nerve symptoms don't improve, you pay nothing. No hassle. No paperwork. One softgel with breakfast. That's all I did. My doctor was concerned about my worsening nerve symptoms. Six weeks later I was experiencing fewer tingling and burning episodes. If your tingling and burning are getting worse. If you dread another night of burning feet. If you've tried other cinnamons and they didn't work. If your doctor is starting to use words like pregabalin and if your symptoms continue. Try this. Track your tingling and burning symptoms every day. Give it 30 days. I went from constant tingling and burning to fewer symptoms. From struggling with discomfort to walking more comfortably. From the one giving the advice to the one taking it. David doesn't watch me at dinner anymore. My doctor stopped mentioning pregabalin. I sleep through the night. That's what 30 days did for me. ~ Caroline Moore

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