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SEOUL (Reuters) – Candy is dandy for North Korean children trying
\n to grow tall, strong and smart in a country battling chronic food shortages.<\/p>\n
North Korea has developed a candy it claims is good for children and will
\n help them increase their height, weight and IQ, a pro-North Korea newspaper
\n published in Japan said on Friday.<\/p>\n
"Unlike medications that help growth by clinical methods or hormonal
\n effects, the growth nutritional candy has no negative side effects," the
\n Choson Sinbo said, based on an interview with the head of a nutritional
\n research
\n center in the North.<\/p>\n
Unlike sugar-packed and chocolate-covered sweets, the North is hoping that
\n children in the reclusive state will enjoy munching on their nutritional
\n candy made of seaweed, beans, carrots and sesame seeds, the newspaper said.<\/p>\n
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\n that would produce the New Superman? Obviously a plot on the part of
\n the Sugar Cartels to keep this information from the public. We’ll try
\n to remember to keep an eye out for tall, heavy, smart North Koreans in
\n 15 or 20 years…<\/em><\/p>\n