Meghan McCain Promotes ‘Detox’ for People Who ‘Regret Taking the Shot’

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Republican author and former co-host of The View Meghan McCain announced on Wednesday that she had partnered with a “detox” product for people who “regret taking” the Covid-19 vaccine.

“Concerning data continues to emerge regarding mRNA vaccines and their unforeseen health impacts,” wrote McCain in a social media post. “They did not deliver what was promised by government + health officials. I have friends who suffered – heart and menstruation issues & more. It’s time to pull them off the market NOW.”

She continued, “Thrilled to partner with The Wellness Company! If you regret taking the shot, there’s hope. Dr. Peter McCullough’s all-natural Ultimate Spike Detox is helping people worldwide. Use code MCCAIN for 10% off + FREE shipping on all orders.”

Dr. Peter McCullough – described on the product’s website as “the world’s leading pandemic expert” – had his credentials revoked by the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) after he made controversial remarks about the Covid-19 pandemic and vaccines.

McCullough’s Ultimate Spike Detox is being sold by The Wellness Company for $89.99 a jar. Each jar contains 120 capsules and contains ingredients which the company claims “may be effective at breaking down COVID spike protein.”

Foster Coulson, the owner of The Wellness Company, has reportedly launched several business ventures in recent years, including an “anti-vaccine dating site” and an “anti-woke” coffee brand.

The Wellness Company also sells mRNA vaccine-free meat boxes, anti-aging supplements, and appetite control products.

Just a few years ago, in 2021, McCain called out rapper Nicki Minaj for spreading “vaccine hesitancy” amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

“You have an enormous platform and have just spread unimaginable vaccine hesitancy to your fans. Not only is it deeply irresponsible, it is very sad,” wrote McCain at the time. “I hope you talk to doctors and scientists like @ashishkjha like I did eventually. People are still dying from covid.”