Well, it's not so crazy. Thanks to Alina Morse, an entrepreneurial eighth grader, we now have lollipops that help keep our teeth clean. Called Zollipops, they recently became the top-selling lollipops on Amazon (both in the sugar and sugar free categories), beating out Tootsie, Dum Dums, Blow Pop, and other major candy companies.

When she was just 9 (now 13), she wondered why sugar is so bad for your health after a visit to the bank with her Dad. Being a responsible father, he didn't want her to take the free lollipop. After she did a little investigating, Morse decided to create a healthier candy—and apparently, consumers are eating it up.

Zolli sells lollipops, drops, and taffy in a variety of flavors, all made with the cavity-fighting erythritol and xylitol. For people with different food restrictions or allergies, Morse's candies cover all the bases and are essentially everyone-approved. They’re gluten-free, non-GMO, vegan, dairy-free, organic, kosher, and they contain only plant-based dyes and natural flavors.

Morse became the youngest person to ever appear on the cover of Entrepreneur magazine as part of a feature about young millionaires.

What's next? A pizza that helps you lose weight?