Kash Patel Promotes Anti-Vaccine Supplement

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Trump's pick for FBI director promoted bogus supplements to 'reverse' vaccines

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President-elect Donald Trump ’s pick for FBI director, Kash Patel , promoted a supplement line that purports without evidence to help people “detox” from Covid vaccines.

“ Mrna detox, reverse the vaxx n get healthy,” he wrote in one post, tagging the company Warrior Essentials and linking to its website.

It is not clear whether the posts were paid promotions; they were not labeled as such.

The company is one of many that trade on unfounded anti-vaccine beliefs.

A single bottle of the “detox” supplement containing 60 capsules ( 30 two -pill servings) is listed for $ 75 .

The chief medical adviser for Warrior Essentials , Dr. George Fareed , is a senior fellow at the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance .

The site suggests taking the pills for three to 12 months .

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