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Most people who cheat on their diets feel guilty, but now, a new weight plan says it is acceptable to fall off the diet wagon from time to time. As CBS 2 Medical Editor Mary Ann Childers reports, the "Cheater's Diet" is helping thousands of people lose weight.
50 Guilt-Free Cheat Foods
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