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  <title>Episode 426 - Q&amp;amp;A with Robb and Nicki #19</title>
  <description>We're back with Episode 426, Q&amp;amp;amp;A #19, answering some of your questions! Submit your own questions for the podcast at: https://robbwolf.com/contact/submit-a-question-for-the-podcast/ If you want to see the video for this podcast, be sure to check out our YouTube channel. &amp;amp;nbsp; Show Notes: 1. Arterial Plaque Buildup Christian says: Hi Robb and Nicki! I was wondering what your opinions were on stopping or reducing arterial plaque buildup. &amp;amp;nbsp;Isn't that one of the big reasons were obsessed with things like cholesterol as a society? &amp;amp;nbsp;I know at one point Dr. Rocky Patel had stated he had significant reversal in his carotid artery after a few years of carb cycling (carb nite). &amp;amp;nbsp;I know this question is absolute minefield of personal variability. At age 40, and a lifetime of combining things like shitty high omega 6 oils and highly process carbs, my new goal is to enjoy retirement. &amp;amp;nbsp;My blood pressure has crept back up since falling off the low carb/carb cycling wagon at my new job. I don't really think CVD is in too many branches of my family tree, but I always excelled at bad lifestyle choices. &amp;amp;nbsp;I would love to hear what your current thoughts are on this. I started following you in 2011 and absolutely love your work. &amp;amp;nbsp;The more suggestions I take from you, the better my health gets!  https://www.specialtyhealthwellness.com/offer/robb-wolf-wired-eat-panel/ &amp;amp;nbsp; 2. Constructing A Workout Plan TJ says: New listener who absolutely loves your show so I figured I'd write in and try and get my question answered! I'm 5'11, 180 lbs, 19% body fat (give or take), and I'm looking to improve my physique. I would describe my look as just a bit more muscular than skinny fat. I go to the gym 3 times a week for strength training, and do light cardio once or twice a week just to stay active. My goal physique would be to add a little bit of muscle and trim some fat. I don't necessarily need peeling abs, but I'd like to look more athletic than I do now if that makes sense. What rep ranges do you recommend for someone who just wants to look a little more toned and athletic (in my head I picture what Matthew Mcconaughey looks like)? Or do you have any recommended exercises or routines that I should follow? I know that diet is key for any kind of body composition changes, but I feel like I have that down pat. I just want to get my workouts in line with what my goals are. Maybe I'm overthinking things? Love your show and everything you guys do! &amp;amp;nbsp; 3. Lifting From Home Tamara says: Hello! I just love listening to you both. Robb, you have the most well-placed F-bombs. Anyway, I feel like I have my diet where it needs to be. I have been paleo since 2012 but keto for the past 6 months. I enjoy exercising but I do it from home. I have 5-50lb dumbells, a bench, and a pullup bar. Do you know of a good lifting-from-home program or book? I have exhausted my own expertise and would like to change it up. Thanks! &amp;amp;nbsp; 4. Fats and Protein Cole says: Hey Robb I really appreciate all that you have contributed to society. I recently finished your book Wired To Eat and I have a question in regards to fat and protein. How do I test my reactivity with different fat and protein sources? How many grams of fat or protein do I test with? Thank you, I appreciate all that your do. &amp;amp;nbsp; 5. Can't Reach Recommended Calories Per Day Josh says: I'm 45, 165 lbs, 6'1&amp;quot;. I workout 3 times a week (hand weights and HIIT). Lean frame and lean muscle which is typical for me (although I'd like to add more muscle). Minimal body fat thanks to a low-carb Paleo diet (down from 212 lbs). However, when I count up my daily calories, I'm always short of the recommended for my age/weight at around 1500 calories. I eat to satiation at three meals a day. I never feel hungry and could even skip meals with no problem. I snack on EPIC Bites, but that's it. My question is: should I try to force myself to eat more (even though I don't want to) to hit my calorie recommendation, or listen to my body and not worry about it? &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Where you can find us: YouTube Facebook Instagram Submit questions for the podcast: https://robbwolf.com/contact/submit-a-question-for-the-podcast/ &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Transcript:  Download a copy of the transcript here (PDF) </description>
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