Beyond the Told

by Dr. David M Robertson

Tag: food

The Peril of Inactivity and the Role of Nutrition

Physical inactivity has emerged as one of the most significant threats to public health in the modern era. According to a recent University of Iowa study, sedentary lifestyles are associated with an increased risk of at least 19 chronic conditions, including depression, obesity, hypertension, and diabetes. By examining over 40,000 patient records, researchers have provided […]

Dr. Robertson’s Restorative Beef Medley

Every once in a while, I like to share recipes with my readers. Today, I have a pretty good for you. When it comes to health food, few dishes match the comforting and nutritionally rich experience of a meticulously crafted beef soup. Today, I am excited to unveil my “Restorative Beef Medley” creation, designed specifically […]

Maintaining Regularity on an Omnivore Diet

I am often asked about regularity and the importance of fiber in the ‘Omnivore Diet’ – questions such as ‘How important is fiber?‘ and ‘What did our ancestors do?‘ Indeed, the conditioning is real. We are told that insufficient dietary fiber is a leading cause of constipation because fiber helps add bulk to stool and […]

Crisis Preparedness: Securing Long-Term Food

For anyone concerned with safety and self-reliance, it’s probably wise to start thinking about securing a stable food supply. Whether facing a natural disaster, economic downturn, or societal disruption, having a well-thought-out food storage plan can be the difference between comfort and chaos. This guide focuses on the essentials: storing long-term proteins and fruits, with […]

A Delectable Omnivore Pizza Recipe

Those who have read “Nature’s Intent” know the importance of a proper diet. However, “proper” seems to be relative or even confused these days, and options can seem somewhat limited. I’m here to help with a dish that tantalizes the taste buds of TRUE omnivores. Enter the Omnivore Pizza – a gastronomic masterpiece that transcends […]

Dark Chocolate Or Milk Chocolate

In the Q&A section of my Nutritional Philosophy, I made a comment about chocolate. Since then, there have been a couple of people who have questioned the merits of my statements. I believe that if one person has a question, others likely do as well. Therefore, I would like to clarify a few things on […]

Raisins Are Not Just For Kids

It never ceases to amaze me how many people comment that they have not had grapes or raisins since they were children. Grapes and raisins are a superfood in many ways. While they make an excellent snack for kids, they are also extremely beneficial for adults. Red Grapes Red grapes are rich in nutrients and […]

Have You Heard What Niacinamide B3 Can Do?

Let’s talk about niacinamide or Vitamin B3. This fantastic little tool is something that we should all become familiar with and should probably all have in our natural medicine cabinet. This article isn’t about getting your recommended daily or what happens when you don’t. Instead, we will talk about how to use it to help […]

Carnivore Recipe: Montreal Deviled Chicken

You are in the right place if you seek a healthy, delicious, and filling dinner recipe. I call it Montreal Deviled Chicken or Carnivore Montreal Deviled Chicken. Technically, this recipe is either carnivore or omnivore, depending on how you make it. The difference is in the seasoning, but you can make this with or without […]