Topic: Nurse Practitioner

The medical system is transitioning toward the use of "physician extenders," such as nurse practitioners and physician assistants, rather than fully trained doctors. Dr. Drew warns that this de-evolution makes it harder for patients to receive expert judgment. He suggests that a parallel medical system is necessary to restore the caring, well-trained physician-patient relationship that has been expunged by corporate interests.

A nurse from Kansas describes building a "parallel medical economy" with his wife, a nurse practitioner, to treat patients outside the mainstream system. He reports seeing jars of fibrous clots provided by local embalmers and treats a steady stream of patients suffering from heart attacks, strokes, and Guillain-Barre syndrome.

Dr. Ruby addresses listener concerns about whether the mRNA material can be transferred through blood transfusions. She notes that because nanolipid particles enter every cell in the body, the risk of transfer during a transfusion is a serious scientific question. She advises listeners to consider updating their medical proxies to specify their preferences regarding transfusions from vaccinated donors.