Weight Loss Stall, Zone 2 Cardio, Gadolinium Toxicity | THRR126

1. Addressing Weight Loss Stall [13:06] Becky says: Hi! Longtime listener, third time emailer. I have been doing low carb/IF (clean 18:6 or 20:4) for about a year and lost 70 bs (hooorayyyy!!). I still make Rob's electrolytes :) Anyway, I have been stalling on my progress for a couple of months. My long-term goal is about 100 lbs (which would put me in the 100 lb loss range) with a healthy approach to maintenance. I reserve the right to want to go beyond that as well depending on how my thighs look at that weight. Does the healthy rebellion address plateaus and how to bust through them? Does Robb have a product or guide for that? I've fallen off the rails a couple of times this year bc I wasn't seeing the results to sustain me through the discomfort of fasting & low carb. Can you guys HALP? I didn't do a ton of exercise, maybe long walks a couple of times a week but very inconsistently bc I thought you can't gain muscle and lose weight at the same time. Was I wrong? IDK. Send help or a Costco bag of Reeses cups. Please and thank you :)

2. Zone 2 Advice [19:22] Christin says: Hi Robb and Nicki, I heard you mention doing your zone 2 on the show last week or the week before maybe. I wondered what dose frequency you use for your zone 2 work? Lately I've been strength training 4x/week and try to get in at least 2 days of zone 2 dedicated for at least 30 minutes and then will typically go for a hike with my dog and husband on a third day but am wondering if this is enough. I also listen to Peter Attia's show and he talks about doing like 4 days/week of zone 2 work! That just sounded overwhelming and depending on the strength training plan I'm using at the time, between a full time job and 40 minute commute I don't always have time to fit that much in. I've started trying to add maybe 10-15 minutes of zone 2-3 conditioning type work at the end of one of my shorter lifting days (think Tabata sets of jump rope and KB swings or jump rope and farmers carries or something to that effect). Is this enough? Basically my goals are optimal general health. I typically will do a couple 5ks and possibly a half marathon once a year and know how to adjust my training to get my endurance beefed up to handle this volume, but on the average daily am just wondering what is optimal dose. Cheers, Christin

3. Gadolinium Toxicity [25:46] Lori says: Hi from Three Forks MT I grew up in Bozeman. And have lived here most of my life minus college. Hope you are enjoying Fall. My question is about Gadolinium Toxicity. My daughter in law had a scan after having gall stones removed. Ever since she has been having symptoms in line with Gadolinium Toxicity. Do you have any suggestions for her to help with this condition? Not sure if any diet or exercise program will help. Thank you Love your podcast and books. Lori

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Transcript:

You can find the transcript at this episode's blog post: https://robbwolf.com/2022/10/07/weight-loss-stall-zone-2-cardio-galoinium-toxicity-thrr126/