Nurses Out Loud

Nurses Out Loud – Join us as we explore viral shedding myths and examine evidence on whether vaccinated individuals can transmit vaccine components through intimacy. We break down Peters et al.’s findings alongside expert insights, then shift to a tragic Hib infection in a vaccinated child, sparking a petition to end Indiana’s religious exemptions. We urgently challenge informed consent and public health policy framework...

Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – The trio tackles big topics with precision — from the fear-fueled measles resurgence narrative to the involvement of psy-op brigades, such as the 77th, in shaping online discourse. They expose influencers who act more like digital enforcers of pharmaceutical dogma than open-minded medical professionals. Using satire, sourced science, and fearless speech...

Nurses Out Loud – We delve into the high-stakes jury trial of Grace Schara in Appleton, WI. They examine disputed hospital protocols, including removal of legal advocate Scott Schara and “staff splitting” tensions. Defense tactics, from conspiracy labeling to misleading certification claims, draw nurse criticism. Expert Dr. Berdine recounts “countless” breaches of care, calling it “insane” and the worst clinical decision in his remarkable 46-year...

Nurses Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – The gut plays a foundational role in hormone regulation. When digestion is sluggish or compromised, detoxification slows down. A perfect example? Chronic constipation can prevent the body from eliminating excess estrogen, leading to estrogen dominance — a common contributor to heavy periods, mood swings, and stubborn...

Nurses Out Loud – Grace Schara’s tragic COVID-19 death sparked a landmark wrongful death trial exposing dangerous hospital protocols, unauthorized DNR orders, and silenced family advocacy. This case challenges medical ethics, hospital billing practices, and systemic corruption while highlighting the critical need for patient rights, transparency, and accountability in healthcare during the pandemic and beyond...