Sugar, Sugar
The call them sugar gliders, and they are small possums from Australia. Owners say they are cute and fun. But members of the St. Paul, Minnesota, City Council voted 6-1 to ban to ban them. Are the sugar gliders dangerous? No, but council members say they are high maintenance and smelly. They aren't sure that everyone who gets one if up to properly caring for it. That's why they banned them.
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How to Eliminate Sugar from Your Diet
Sugar can lead to many diseases, such as Type 2 diabetes and high cholesterol. So it's definitely important to watch what you eat when it comes to sugar