The billionaire ex-wife of a Google co-founder has revealed she is suffering a debilitating vaccine injury from her Covid jab.

Nicole Shanahan, 39, made the startling revelation while speaking with Associate Professor of Bioengineering at Stanford University, Annelise Barron, on her podcast.

She said she’s been dealing with the fallout of her symptoms for ‘going on five years’, noting: ‘I’m in constant management of vaccine injury symptoms.’

Now, her daily routine consists of detoxing, saunas, lymphatic drainage and magnesium baths just to feel like herself as she tries to keep her symptoms at bay. 

Shanahan was plucked from relative obscurity to serve as RFK Jr.’s running mate during his brief presidential campaign. He ultimately dropped out of the race and endorsed Donald Trump, landing a key role in his administration as Health Secretary.

Prior to that, Shanahan was a onetime Silicon Valley lawyer who was married to Sergey Brin, a co-founder of Google.

The couple divorced in January 2022, and according to The Wall Street Journal, Brin cited Shanahan’s ‘brief affair’ with Elon Musk as the reason the marriage imploded. Both she and Musk denied the allegations.

Detailing her extensive detox routine, Shanahan revealed she has a spike protein level ‘in the thousands’ which requires constant consideration and management.

Nicole Shanahan, 39, made the startling revelation while speaking with Associate Professor of Bioengineering at Stanford University, Annelise Barron, on her podcast

Shanahan was a onetime Silicon Valley lawyer who was married to Sergey Brin, a co-founder of Google

‘I do sauna, cold, red light, morning sunlight, direct sunlight as much as possible, some vascular movement, lymphatic drainage in sunlight,’ she said.

‘I do the total spike detox from The Wellness Company. I bathe in magnesium. I take organic elderberry syrup, just to boost my immune system.

‘I have a calamansi tree. Calamansi is a tiny citrus that is somewhere between a kumquat and an orange and a tangerine. The amount of vitamin C I get from this little fruit is incredible. It is so sour, so I dump a huge amount of raw honey in it.’

Shanahan said she ‘thanks God’ that her regimens continue to work to manage flare ups and expressed disappointment she wasn’t fully informed of the risks of the jab.

‘I’ll have days where I am glowing. Health is through the roof. I’m surfing for 3-4 hours and I’m doing great, but the flare-up is always there.’ 

‘The spike protein, mine is in the thousands… it’s hugely inflammatory.’ 

Shanahan also praised Trump and her former running mate for their announcement on Monday linking autism to Tylenol.

‘Truth begets Truth. Courage begets Courage. Honor begets Honor. Today was incredibly bold,’ she said.

Shanahan was plucked from relative obscurity to serve as RFK Jr.’s running mate during his brief presidential campaign

Shanahan said she ‘thanks God’ that her regimens continue to work to manage flare ups and expressed disappointment she wasn’t fully informed of the risks of the jab

‘POTUS, you have exceeded my expectations in truth telling – we were only expecting to hear about the published work on Acetaminophen.

‘Instead, you channeled Charlie [Kirk] and spoke the truth that haunts millions of us on a daily basis: our nation’s approach to childhood vaccinations is reckless and is causing immense suffering.’

Speaking directly to RFK Jr., she added: ‘you have exceeded my expectations in juggling snakes in a den of vipers, and rolling through the chaos.’ 

Shanahan has a fortune estimated to be worth in excess of $1billion – primarily from her marriage with Brin, who is worth an estimated $145billion and is the world’s eighth richest man.

The vaccine skeptic funded a Super Bowl advertisement for RFK Jr. during his presidential run with a $4million donation to a super PAC in 2024.

She subsequently donated another $10million to the campaign, The New York Times reported.

Shanahan and Brin had a daughter in 2018 who was diagnosed with autism in 2020. The diagnosis made Shanahan begin questioning the safety of vaccines.