WASHINGTON — New financial disclosures from Surgeon General nominee Casey Means show that she’s made hundreds of thousands of dollars promoting supplements and other health and wellness products, details likely to invite scrutiny about potential conflicts of interest for the author and entrepreneur.

Means, a close ally of health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and the sister of White House adviser Calley Means, has not yet been scheduled to appear before Congress for her confirmation hearing. But a filing dated Sept. 10 and posted by the Office of Government Ethics suggests her nomination cleared conflict-of-interest checks within the federal government.

The supplements industry has ties with several members of the Trump administration, including Medicaid director Mehmet Oz and he

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