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Every one of us has the occasional sweet tooth but imagine reaching for a piece of candy just to find out it was chock full of lead or had small pieces of plastic inside, or how about a candy depicting dead animals? Hold on tight, subscribe to the channel, and let's take a closer look at the 10 BANNED Candies That Can Kill ► Subscribe For New Videos! ► http://bit.ly/Subscribe_TrendJoint Watch our “10 People Who Live A Strange Life” video here:    • 10 People Who Live A Strange Life   Watch our “10 Frozen Waves Stuck in Time” video here:    • 10 Frozen Waves Stuck in Time   Watch our “10 Frozen Animals Stuck in Time” video here:    • 10 Frozen Animals Stuck in Time   Hippy Sippy If there is one thing we are going to see on today’s list it is that illicit drugs and candy somehow share an indelible connection. The first, and potentially most deliberate of these was an ill-fated product named Hippy Sippy. The experimental vibe of the 1960s became a general recognition of drug use, after this, it would become the norm to make movies like Scarface, Blow, and even The Godfather, but before this, drugs were more of a mystery to those who didn’t personally use them. It was this flurry of sudden recognition that inspired one candy company to release hippy-sippy, the product consisted of a plastic syringe filled with brightly colored chocolate balls, colored similarly to many drugs available in pill form at the time. Overall the Hippy Sippy was a knee-jerk ploy to cash in on the hottest new trend...it just doesn’t work so well when that trend is narcotics abuse. While this candy isn’t poisonous in itself it did make children more curious to pick up things like syringes and pills that were found discarded and alleviated any fears they might have had about sticking either in their mouth. After all, that’s where the candy comes from right? Needless to say, the candy was quickly banned as the ramifications became evident. If you thought this product was a tragic misstep wait till you see our number 1 entry, a candy that lied to consumers and targeted children with deadly consequences. Haribo Sugar-Free Gummy Bears Haribo is one of the world's best-loved candy brands but not too long ago they became the enemy of toilets everywhere. In 2014 their sugar-free gummy bears gained quite a reputation for causing abdominal distress and quote “a laxative effect” with one reviewer saying that it was napalm and another calling the experience “reminiscent of a trumpet calling angels back to hell”. The effects were the result of an artificial sweetener called Lycasin, humans can’t fully processLycasin and if it builds up it begins to ferment and wreak havoc in a very short time. Haribo eventually pulled the candy from production, but the reviews left by those unlucky enough to try them will stand the test of time. Trend Joint is the #1 channel for interesting stories about amazing people that will inspire you every day. Don't forget to subscribe so that you won't miss any of our videos. ► For any copyright issues, send us an email at : [email protected]