The Bloat: Causes and How to Avoid It | Ep.22

In this episode, host Nikkiey Stott welcomes renowned nutritionist and author Risa Groux of @RisaGrouxNutrition.Risa brings her deep knowledge and experience from her latest book, "FOODFRAME: Diet is a Four-Letter Word," which explores functional nutrition as a transformative tool for health.Dive deep with us as Risa explains how functional nutrition isn’t just about eating right—it’s about understanding the unique needs of your body and addressing the root causes of health issues, including autoimmune diseases.This episode is packed with insights on how you can identify triggers and adapt your diet to not just manage but potentially reverse the effects of autoimmune conditions.Whether you’re struggling with health issues, interested in preventive nutrition, or just looking to optimize your wellbeing, this conversation will shed light on the importance of a tailored dietary approach. Join us to learn how to empower your body through food and make informed choices that lead to better health.Don't miss this transformative discussion that could redefine how you think about diet and disease!

In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott is busting some of the biggest weight loss myths that might be holding you back. From the idea that eating low-fat is always healthier to the belief that eliminating carbs or simply eating less leads to better results—she’s setting the record straight. Nikkiey breaks down the facts you need to stay informed and empowered on your journey so you can make choices that actually support your goals. Tune in to separate fact from fiction and take control of your nutrition and fitness with confidence.

Episode 78 is a game-changer for women aged 45 and above, as we delve into the pivotal role of protein in muscle development and fat loss. Join us for an illuminating discussion that dispels myths and provides actionable insights tailored to your unique needs. From preserving lean muscle mass to boosting metabolism, this episode empowers you to take charge of your health and well-being. This is not just about physical transformation, but about empowering you to live your best life at any age. Tune in now and equip yourself with the knowledge to thrive in your fitness journey. It's time to embrace the strength and vitality that comes with age!

Let's talk about the impact of alcohol on your body, particularly in relation to macronutrition and your fitness journey.Alcohol's high caloric content can lead to unexpected weight gain, affecting not just your waistline but also your overall health. Join Nikkiey as we explore how alcohol consumption can lead to overeating, poor food choices, and a decrease in control over your calorie intake. These factors combined can derail even the most disciplined fitness routines.But that's not all. Alcohol also disrupts the delicate balance of hormones in your body, including testosterone and growth hormones. This disruption can significantly impede your body's ability to recover from strength training and make it much harder to build and maintain muscle.#AlcoholAndFitness #MacroHourPodcast #WarriorBabe #FitnessJourney #Macronutrition #CalorieCounting #MuscleRecovery #TestosteroneImpact #GrowthHormones #StrengthTraining #HealthyLifestyle #FitnessTips #BalancedDiet #Bodybuilding #NutritionAdvice #HealthAndWellness #FitnessEducation #WeightManagement #BuildingMuscle #FitnessPodcast

Intuitive eating isn’t “just eating healthy” or winging it. It’s about building a deep, informed relationship with your body—and that takes work. After over a decade of tracking macros, learning what each food does in my system (hello, protein first!), and tuning into real hunger cues, I’ve earned the freedom to eat intuitively. This episode unpacks why you can’t skip the foundation—and exactly how to build toward trust, not chaos.

What does sustainable progress actually look like when it comes to fat loss, muscle building, and confidence?‍In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey breaks down why so many women struggle to maintain results after relying on extreme approaches like cutting carbs, overtraining, or constantly starting over after one imperfect day. True sustainability isn’t about perfect macros, never missing workouts, or having flawless weeks—it’s about staying consistent even when life isn’t ideal.‍Nikkiey explains how the body naturally adapts during fat loss, why progress can slow over time, and why building muscle acts as “metabolic armor” for long-term health, hormones, and metabolism. She also shares the simple habits that actually drive lasting change—structured nutrition, progressive strength training, walking, hydration, and sleep.‍If you’ve ever felt stuck in the cycle of extremes, this episode will help you redefine what real, sustainable progress looks like.‍This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth. Use code MACROHOUR for 20% off at www.cozyearth.com‍If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!