Back with Episode 66.  I will include the show topics list and detailed questions for each future episode.
Show Topics:

High Work Load
Drop in Triglycerides and Increase in Total Cholesterol and HDL
Endometriosis
Craving Salt
Hershel Walker
Adrenal Fatigue
Other Sources of MCFA
Zero Calorie Energy Drinks
Isometric Exercise
Podcast Slogan
Low Thyroid
Low Energy Levels and Hungry at Night
Leptin Resistance
Look Awesome Naked

Detailed Questions:
1. Question from Diana:
Hi Robb and Andy I am a 45 year old female personal trainer in Australia who has been Paleo now for about 4 weeks. Previously a vegetarian, I decided to try Paleo because I was run-down, gaining lots of abdominal fat and feeling bloated all the time. I chose to switch to Paleo over the Christmas holidays as I would have a three week break from my work and the associated exercise load from it. I feel great and am loving it (although I only eat fish and chicken - not sure I could cope with beef after all these years!) Anyway, my question is this:
How do you recommend I sustain my training load from work (6 hours of classes - 3 x 1 hr Spin classes, 2 x 1 hr Bootcamp classes and 1 Body Pump class) without shooting my cortisol sky high and overtraining (which I think was the problem that brought me to Paleo originally.) In addition, to the above training, I also run 5-6 days a week (sorry!)generally in the 8-12km range though previously while training for marathons, much more. My goal is to maintain Paleo and maintain my teaching/exercise load. Sleep is good, consistently 7-8 hours a night in pitch black room. Height 5'6'' Wt 140 and dropping Thanks for your help.
2. Question from Stephan:
Hi Robb and Andy. I've noticed this issue come up several times on your show. Someone starts out with a paleo diet and gets their bloodwork done. The results are often a big drop in triglycerides and an increase in total and LDL. After first switching to a paleo diet, I had a total cholesterol of 247, triglycerides of 97, HDL of 53, and LDL of 175, in units of mg/dL. A month and a half after that, I had a total cholesterol of 200, triglycerides of 62, HDL of 47, and LDL of 141. To my knowledge, I did nothing different during that time, except for one thing: I started taking 400 mg of magnesium daily as Mg glycinate. I'm wondering if my situation is not all that uncommon.
3. Question from Jesse:
Robb, A friend of mine has been struggling to get pregnant for the past 5 years. Are there any resources or information highlighting the dietary/lifestyle effects of endometriosis?
4. Question from Sally:
Hi Rob and Andy, Your podcast’s not bad!! Yeah, you might have changed my life a bit, but whatever... Moving on to the important bit – me! I have been overweight my whole life – near enough, apart from the last 5 years where I’ve stuck to around 8st (I’m a 5ft 1, 41 year old female). Up until beginning the paleo way, I kepts weight off using extended cardio, vegetarianism, masses of willpower and a lot of stressing about food. Since adding protein and cutting cardio for weights I have found it so so so much easier to maintain my weight. However, I still crave salt and I eat ENORMOUS amounts of it. I can’t seem to give it up or even really want to give it up. Can you give me some motivational reasons as to why I should get rid of this final unhealthy part of the jigsaw? I’d be grateful for any scare tactics you can come up with. Thanks a ton – P.S. love your podcast really! Sally in the UK
5. Question from Tiki:
Saw this guy fight on strikeforce over the weekend. He is 48 and from what I've read and heard the announcers mention, he only eats one meal a day , at night, usually soup and salad. Any insight on how someone can do his workout routine and only eat one meal which is mostly vegan and be in the shape he is in at 48 no less? Is it the sprinting? Is it the fasting? Fucken sickass genetics? Thanks for the amazing show guys. Link http://www.tryingfitne