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Gummybears like all candies are bad for you. It is of all candies favored the most though, so this would make it somewhat worse. which leads to the ingredients. Have you ever noticed gummybears are chewier than anyother candy? Well its most likely that they use more of the bad stuff like sugar and glucose to make it that way. I am a teen, but I have learned this stuff because of my pre-diabetic brother. Yes I DO LOVE GUMMYBEARS, but I know when its time to stop. By the way gummybears are nothing like sour patch kids. ;)
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