Are super-foods really super?
I know that you can find pesticides at varying levels in foods but have they been proven to be baleful for your health? No, but they haven't been proven to be safe either and I think it's about people's own judgment. Here, do we want to take that precaution and try and minimise the likelihood of being exposed?

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To be blunt, no. When analyzing this kind of situation it is good to weigh out the advantages against the disadvantages. While ditching any food being grown with pesticides may reduce the risk of a health problem previously unknown to science, it is far more likely that you will incur a problem in changing your lifestyle to a different diet (unless that diet is well planned out, which is in most cases improbable).

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