Stefani Ruper: Sexy By Nature, How to Instantly Become More Attractive and Lessons Learned from Go-Go Dancing

Abel James Show

Abel James Bascom

Mental Health, Business, Entrepreneurship, Health & Fitness, Alternative Health, Nutrition

4.6 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 27 February 2014

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

I am pleased to welcome back this week a returning guest, Stefani Ruper. Stef is the tell-it-like-it-is voice behind PaleoForWomen.com and she has recently released her first book "Sexy By Nature." Stef also just wrote a really eye-opening guest post on "10 Ways To Look Like A Model (That You Should NEVER Try)" - be sure to check it out and dive into this show for other insights on this topic and more!

In the meantime, if you haven't left us a review in iTunes yet I would so appreciate you taking the time to do so. It only takes a minute and it helps us get the word out to new listeners. As always, we are running the show without advertisements or sponsors, and greatly appreciate your continued support!

This week with Stefani you'll hear about:

A surprising concept from go-go dancing you can use to boost your sex appeal.
Why putting on weight can make you sexier.
A mental trick you can do right now to instantly become more attractive.
And much more.

Check out Stefani's book and connect with her here:

"Sexy By Nature: The Whole Foods Solution to Radiant Health, Life-Long Sex Appeal, and Soaring Confidence"PaleoForWomen.com | Facebook | Twitter

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hi, folks, this is Abel James, and thanks so much for listening to Fat Burning Man, where we talk about real food and real results.
0:16.9	Today's episode of the show is with a returning guest. Her name is Stephanie Ruper, and a lot of you folks have been asking for her. She's the woman of course behind paleo4women.com and author of the new book, Sexy by Nature. So I want to let you know we just posted a companion article at fatburningman.com. Just relaunched my blog, really excited about that. That details all of the surprising, disturbing, and incredible things celebrities and fitness
0:42.3	models do to artificially appear more attractive.
0:45.3	So if you want to learn how people on the front of magazines really look like that, you
0:49.8	have to read this post.
0:51.1	You can check it out at fatburningman.com.
0:53.3	In the search bar, you could even
0:54.8	probably do a Google search for female slimmed down secrets, and you can check it out while
1:00.1	you're listening. Some of the pictures are pretty interesting if you want to follow along.
1:03.9	Of course, if you haven't left a review yet, we don't have any advertisements, no sponsors
1:08.8	or anything like that. We're entirely listener supported. So if you
1:12.1	want to help us out today, then please leave a review for Fat Burning Man on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever
1:18.2	you're listening to this, it really helps. And of course, sharing with friends, always
1:22.1	appreciate that. If you think someone else would get value out of this show or any of my other
1:27.0	shows, please pass it along
1:28.4	to a friend. Really appreciate it. All right, so on the show with Stephanie Ruper. You're going to learn
1:33.1	a surprising concept from go-go dancing you can use to boost your sex appeal while putting
1:38.7	on weight can actually make you sexier. A mental trick you can do right now to instantly become more attractive and much more.
1:46.4	All right, let's go hang out with Steph.
1:56.7	All right, folks, Stephanie Ruper is the author of the Pahlia Women's Health Manifesto,
2:02.2	Sexy by Nature, the Whole Food Solution to Radiant Health, Lifelong Sex Appeal, and Soaring
2:07.0	Confidence.
	...

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