⚠️ PSA: Beware of “Health & Wellness” Program called Metamorphosis by Jeremiah & Jakob – Red Flags Everywhere ⚠️

I feel compelled to warn others about what I experienced with a so-called 3-month women’s health and wellness program being marketed by two white men named Jeremiah and Jakob.

It starts with a “free 30-day trial” promising deep personal transformation and profound tools to become your highest self. Sounds great, right?

🚨 But here’s what I uncovered:

•    There is no place to write a review on their site. There are zero last names disclosed. There is no written documentation of how much this course starts or the dates that it starts...... it's beginning to feel a little sketchy now isn't it? Very little transparency.

•    The price is hidden until you get on a 1-hour “discovery” call that they make sure to tell you isn't a marketing call lol. Turns out, the real cost for the 3-month program is $7,500. If you can’t afford that, they offer a payment plan—bringing your total to $9,000 over a 12 month payment plan. How generous 🙄.

•    They kept repeating “it’s not about the money”—until it was clearly ALL about the money.

•    When I politely expressed hesitation about the cost and timing, I was effectively told I wasn’t “committed enough” and should go find a “softer, easier” program. Essentially punished for setting a boundary 😳.

•    After asking a simple question like: “This sounds amazing—just feels rushed. When is the next program?” I was told this program would NEVER be offered to me again because i'm not a 10/10 willing to do whatever it takes to resolve my challenges....then completely blocked from social media. WHOA RED FLAGS EVERYWHERE

•    The program is for women only—but led exclusively by two white men. One of them, Jeremiah, has a background as a Marine in the Iraq War and openly admitted to being a former sex addict. Not exactly the energy I want leading a women’s empowerment program.

•    No mention of religion anywhere on their page—yet at the end of the call Jeremiah started quoting the Bible and revealed he’s a devotee of Jesus Christ. I value spirituality, but surprise religion is a red flag for me (especially when combined with hidden pricing and pressure tactics).

•    The other guy, Jakob, seems like a new age hippy who’s spent time with plant medicine in the Amazon but didn’t contribute much in the call except to nod. He lets Jeremiah do all the babbling. Neither of them disclosed any formal education of any kind.

Final straw?

They have this girl Camilla Romero who's an influencer on social media funneling people to them based off her experience in the program. She seemed authentic and every time I was hesitant about these two white dudes leading the program I kept circling back to her and resonating with her story. In the end I feel like shes been brain washed. Even the lingo in the text i've attached above feels like a script. Although I assume she means well I hope she realizes sooner rather than later the disservice she is offering in guiding people to such a sketchy program.

This is NOT a safe, empowering space for women. It’s manipulative. It’s elitist. And it’s veiled in wellness language that preys on spiritual seekers and vulnerable women under the guise of “transformation.”

If you are exploring health or self-growth programs, PLEASE do your research. Ask about the facilitators, their credentials, their training, their values, and their background. Genuine coaches and facilitators do not pressure or shame you for honoring your boundaries.

You’re not “uncommitted” for not paying $7,500 to two strangers who won’t even list their last names.