Works By David M Robertson
One of the most common topics that people want to discuss with me is how to treat chronic infections. If this sounds like you, know that you are not alone! According to the National Health Council, generally incurable and ongoing, Read More
What is a “diet” anyway? By definition it is the kinds of food that a person habitually eats. However, it’s also a special course of food to which one restricts oneself, either to lose weight or for medical reasons. It Read More
Are you one of the millions that suffer from sinus infections? Looking for a sinus infection remedy? If so, I have great news – well… at least for some of you. I used to suffer from sinus infections as well. Read More
That’s right! Nicotine is not the devil. Let’s be honest with ourselves, everything comes with a certain level of risk. For instance, going to a doctor for care could wind up killing you, driving a car is more dangerous than Read More
So a question has been raised about Colloidal Silver and I have once again been asked about my opinion on it. Let me start this piece by saying that I have already dedicated a six page chapter to this topic Read More
Most Americans are oblivious to what a “good diet” really is. Many confuse edible with food. As a result, nutrient deficiencies are becoming more common. In fact, the standard American diet is filled with sugar and is primarily refined or Read More
Have you heard of Yarrow before? In Greek mythology, Achilles, the Greek hero of the Trojan War, is said to have used Yarrow to prevent and heal his wounds. This is why Yarrow’s many Latin names reflect the name Achilles Read More
Imagine that you noticed that the tires on your car were getting bald. Your car was not driving well as a result. So you went to the one person you knew could help get you fixed up and back out Read More
In light of some of the recent news about firearms and other major causes of death, I thought I would take a little bit to dig into some of the recent data and see what (if anything) has changed since Read More
The New York Times has reported a sharp rise in colorectal cancers in adults as young as their 20s and 30s. Citing a new study from the American Cancer Society that analyzed cancer incidence by birth year, they say that Read More