There’s a girl I’ve followed on Instagram for years who has recently got involved with the Ketones pyramid scheme that’s doing the rounds at the moment.
I’ve followed her for at least 6 years, she used to be a personal trainer at a country club near me and I loved her content. She was always posting nutritional advice and workout ideas and has built a following of about 40k people.
Then, just before lockdown, she started to lose her way a bit. Weird to say because I don’t know her personally but when you’ve followed someone for that long and view their content every day, you can just tell. She left the country club she was working at and has now deleted all traces of it from her grid. Then she started posting vague references to “a massive business opportunity” she’d be revealing soon on her stories and screen shots of “team meetings” she was having with people from the U.S and I knew then there was going to be a pyramid scheme coming. She then started tagging Danielle Lloyd into her stories and posts and sure enough, the “business opportunity” turned out to be those Ketone drinks every man and his dog is flogging at the moment.
Since then, I almost feel sad to watch what she’s become. She’s started an OnlyFans and keeps uploading videos to her stories about the benefits of these ketones, trying to appear really high energy and happy, when she actually just looks wired and really stressed. She’s said that since she started this ketone “business” she’s been able to buy a Range Rover and a new house (seems to be a common theme) when she’s had this Range Rover for years, she was driving one back when I first started following her so that’s a lie.
I feel sad for anyone who finds themselves at such a low ebb that they get sucked into things like this and I hope that the appropriate research has been done about the long term effects of these ketone drinks because I can’t see any way that pumping chemicals into your body can be a good thing but who knows All very bizarre!
And thus ends the sermon
I’ve followed her for at least 6 years, she used to be a personal trainer at a country club near me and I loved her content. She was always posting nutritional advice and workout ideas and has built a following of about 40k people.
Then, just before lockdown, she started to lose her way a bit. Weird to say because I don’t know her personally but when you’ve followed someone for that long and view their content every day, you can just tell. She left the country club she was working at and has now deleted all traces of it from her grid. Then she started posting vague references to “a massive business opportunity” she’d be revealing soon on her stories and screen shots of “team meetings” she was having with people from the U.S and I knew then there was going to be a pyramid scheme coming. She then started tagging Danielle Lloyd into her stories and posts and sure enough, the “business opportunity” turned out to be those Ketone drinks every man and his dog is flogging at the moment.
Since then, I almost feel sad to watch what she’s become. She’s started an OnlyFans and keeps uploading videos to her stories about the benefits of these ketones, trying to appear really high energy and happy, when she actually just looks wired and really stressed. She’s said that since she started this ketone “business” she’s been able to buy a Range Rover and a new house (seems to be a common theme) when she’s had this Range Rover for years, she was driving one back when I first started following her so that’s a lie.
I feel sad for anyone who finds themselves at such a low ebb that they get sucked into things like this and I hope that the appropriate research has been done about the long term effects of these ketone drinks because I can’t see any way that pumping chemicals into your body can be a good thing but who knows All very bizarre!
And thus ends the sermon