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The Wellness Company

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A network of 'health freedom' doctors turned pandemic outrage into a sales machine for detox pills and emergency drug kits.
Who they are

The Wellness Company, a Florida supplement and telemedicine seller founded by Foster Coulson in 2022 and run since March 2023 by CEO Peter Gillooly[1].[2][3][4][5]

What they do

The engine reads it as political outrage repackaged as a sales funnel for unregulated wellness products.

How it works

Coulson started it after meeting Dr. Vladimir Zelenko and staffed it with pandemic-dissident doctors - Peter McCullough as chief scientific officer, plus Drew Pinsky, Harvey Risch, James Thorp and Kelly Victory - selling 'Spike Detox' and emergency drug kits through a 50-state telemedicine network and comedian promo codes like Tim Dillon's 'TIMD'. It handles tax-free health-savings claims through WellnessPay - not Truemed, but not an in-house portal either: WellnessPay is a separate company founded and chaired by the same man who founded The Wellness Company. In May 2025 the two companies collided: after Laura Loomer accused Truemed of tax fraud, Truemed's co-founder Calley Means - then working inside the federal health department - phoned Gillooly, threatened to sue, pushed him to start doing business with Truemed, and threatened to report the company's doctors to the NIH director and to RFK Jr.; Gillooly filed a federal ethics complaint the same day, and Truemed's lawyers sent legal warning letters two days later. The recording of that call was published in September 2025.

Why it matters

It shows the Alex Jones model - stoke outrage, then sell products - evolved into a professional operation, and shows two of its biggest players fighting each other with government leverage rather than working together.

The engine's record — word for word
Foster Coulson (Coulson Aviation, firefighting contracts including Bolivia 2019) founded TWC after introduction to Dr. Vladimir Zelenko. Mar 1 2023: Peter Gillooly appointed CEO; Coulson to Chairman of TWC and CEO of parent The Wellness Group. CSO: Dr. Peter McCullough. Board: Dr. Drew Pinsky (Chief Patient Officer), Dr. Harvey Risch (Chief Epidemiologist), Dr. Jim Thorp (Chief of Maternal & Prenatal Medicine), Dr. Kelly Victory (Chief of Emergency & Disaster Medicine). Products: Spike Support Formula, Ultimate Spike Detox, Medical Emergency Kits. 50-state telemedicine network. HSA/FSA routed through WellnessPay, a SEPARATE Coulson company (WellnessPay Inc, Florida) rather than Truemed — sibling infrastructure, not in-house; no contract, integration or referral arrangement found in the public record. Affiliate marketing empire integrated into comedian pipeline — Tim Dillon promo code TIMD, East Palestine OH PR stunt. MAY 2025 TRUEMED CONFLICT: May 9 Laura Loomer X post alleges Truemed tax fraud (Letters of Medical Necessity auto-generated without medical review); May 10 Calley Means — then a serving HHS Special Government Employee — calls Gillooly, threatens litigation ('I am going to sue the shit out of you'), presses TWC to transact with Truemed ('that should be something that you guys partner with us on'), and threatens to report McCullough and Victory to NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya and Secretary Kennedy; Gillooly files an ethics complaint the same day with the Office of Special Counsel, HHS Office of Civil Rights, HHS Inspector General and the FTC, alleging Means moved to 'extort my business into transacting with Truemed'; May 12 Truemed counsel sends cease-and-desist letters to Gillooly and Coulson. Recording released publicly Sep 17 2025. Coulson denies leaking to Loomer ('I have never spoken to Laura Loomer in my entire life'); Loomer denies receiving a leak ('I look up stuff on my own'). Structural adjacency plus active rivalry — both monetise IRS Publication 502 Letters of Medical Necessity, through separate stacks. PRIOR CANON ERROR CORRECTED: this node previously carried a Public Citizen quote — 'The Wellness Company and its partner Truemed, a wellness business built around anti-establishment medical figures' — that appears in no Public Citizen document; verified absent from both the Feb 2026 FTC letter and 'MAHA, Means, Money'. Alex Jones blueprint evolved and professionalized — political outrage as sales funnel for wellness products, now agency-managed through comedian pipeline.
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