Robb Wolf – The Paleo Solution – Episode 186 – Setting Fitness Goals

June 4, 2013

Episode 186 5 Comments Tuesday, June 4th, 2013 Download Episode HereDownload a transcript of this episode hereTopics:[7:05] Child With Down Syndrome [11:30] Stevens Johnson Syndrome [16:35] Going From Measured to Unmeasured Diet [19:34] Setting Personal Fitness Goals [26:04] Working Out Or Resting When Tired And Fatigued [32:39] Balancing Diet, Weight, Etc. For A MMA Fighter [43:20] Water Purification [48:12] Astaxanthin [54:18] Herbal Tea Over-Consumption Questions:1. Maximising development for child with Down’s syndromeMichael says:Hi Robb and Greg (2 Gs)I’ve been following your podcast for a long time and was lucky enough to have a question of mine answered back in episode 91. I’m pleased to see you still going strong another 91 episodes later

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