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Craig's dieting plan is scientifically proven to work, but don't let science tell you what the facts are. Let the people themselves tell you about Craig's dieting plan:

"Yo Adrian, I did it!"- Sylvester Stallone from "Rocky"

"Do it! Do it! Do it!"- Ben Stiller from "Starsky and Hutch"

"You can do it!"- Rob Schneider from "Waterboy"

"They all did it!"- Michael McKeon (Mr. Green) from "Clue"

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