Smarties aren't for snorting: A disturbing trend among tweens has parents and health officials concerned. More and more videos are popping up on the web showing kids snorting crushed up Smarties.

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There are so many things wrong with this trend. For starters: don't waste candy. Don't waste the delicious sugar that will perk you up for 7 minutes only to send you crashing down seconds later.

Smarties may give impressionable preteens nasal maggots, however. According to CBS, research cited by one middle school administration suggests that when sugary substances are in the nose for long ...