Sandra Keller, RN Facebook ad: “Ceylon Cinnamon 7200mg Equivalent with MCT Oil”

Ran for 17 days, from October 17 to November 3, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Sandra Keller, RN 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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- Meta Ad Library ID
- 989754183400360
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network and Threads
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I found out on my front step. A young woman from his work handed me a warm lasagna, hugged me like it was goodbye, and drove off. ⠀ One phone call to his receptionist and I had the rest. For a whole year he'd been telling them my diabetes had wrecked my kidneys, and I'd be hooked up to a machine before the holidays. He used my mother's story to do it. She spent her last two years in a dialysis chair. ⠀ That $412 paid for his weekend in the mountains. With the woman who brought the lasagna. ⠀ I lay awake that night, and not because of him. He wasn't completely wrong. I was getting up to pee three times a night. My ankles swelled by the end of the day. I'd started seeing foam in the toilet, the same thing I saw in my mother's bathroom. ⠀ My doctor found protein in my urine. Just a little, she said, and her plan was to watch it. They said the same thing to my mother. ⠀ I'd already done everything right. No bread. A walk every morning. Metformin that tore up my stomach. Berberine that made me feel like I had the flu. A spoonful of cinnamon in my coffee each morning. My A1C barely moved. ⠀ Pat from his office is the one who finally sat me down. She's had diabetes for twenty years. Your cells have little doors, she said, and insulin is what opens them so sugar can get in. After enough years they stop answering. The sugar stays in your blood and wears on the smallest blood vessels you've got, and the smallest ones are in your kidneys. ⠀ Cutting bread doesn't open a door. Neither does grocery store cinnamon. That's cassia, a cheaper tree. ⠀ What she put on my kitchen table was Metabolae. DNA-verified Ceylon from Sri Lanka, clinically dosed so it's all in one softgel, and suspended in oil so your body actually takes it in. One softgel with breakfast. ⠀ The first thing I noticed was sleeping through the night. Then my ankles stopped swelling. In December my doctor walked into the exam room smiling. ⠀ On December 14th I went to his office Christmas party in a red dress, as Pat's guest. He was at the bar, standing next to her. I thanked her for the lasagna. ⠀ Then I handed his office their $412 back, made out to the dialysis center where my mother spent two years. In her name. ⠀ That chair isn't going to be mine. ⠀ Metabolae comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee, and right now it's buy two, get one free. ⠀ 👉 Tap the link below.
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Ceylon Cinnamon 7200mg Equivalent with MCT Oil
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