The first second episode of the week is here and Rubes and G-Mott are here to demonstrate what can happen when you don’t track the extra spoonfuls, the oil in the pan, the salad dressings and the handfuls of chips and chocolate that can sneak in when we are going about our day.

They give you the calorie breakdowns of when you do these common things and explain why it is important to understand the affect it can have on your calorie target for the day, particularly when in a fat loss phase.

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Today Rubes brings you a juicy episode addressing many common experiences when attempting to lose fat and gives you the education you need to overcome these areas and achieve your fat loss goals.

Rubes continues building on how you can set up a successful fat loss phase, while speaking to why certain diets can lead to fat loss, how to eat the foods you love and still achieve great results and some of the things that are cock blocking your fat loss results. Finally, she debunks the misconception of ‘I wasn’t eating enough to lose weight.’

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The Eat Like Ruby podcast is not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice.
The advice given in this episode is general in nature and should not be used to treat any medical conditions, health conditions, illnesses, injuries and/or any nutrition related conditions, deficiencies or similar.
This podcast is not to be used as, or in place of, medical advice or dietary advice.
Please consult your health care professional before implementing any of the advice, information or protocols discussed in this episode.

Today Rubes brings you the second part of a very juicy episode breaking down everything you need to know to go after your body composition goals in 2025.

In today's episode Ruby speaks to flexible dieting and how to set up a flexible diet that allows you to achieve all of your body composition goals in an enjoyable and sustainable way!

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The Eat Like Ruby podcast is not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice.
The advice given in this episode is general in nature and should not be used to treat any medical conditions, health conditions, illnesses, injuries and/or any nutrition related conditions, deficiencies or similar.
This podcast is not to be used as, or in place of, medical advice or dietary advice.
Please consult your health care professional before implementing any of the advice, information or protocols discussed in this episode.