There is growing concern regarding the lack of awareness and knowledge of the serious multiple and multigenerational impacts of pesticides on human health, especially on behaviour. Due to the basic similarity between humans and other forms of life at the subcellular level, it is impossible to achieve target selectivity when using chemical pesticides.
Cells are the basic structural unit of plants, insects, animals and human beings.
Despite detail differences in our cells, we share the same basic cell blueprint with plants, insects and animals. Each cell is a microscopic bag with a nucleus, containing chromosomes in the form of DNA, and a fluid material called cytoplasm. The cell is surrounded by a membrane an outer skin , and contains additional specialized structures such as mitochondria for the generation of energy. Because we share the common basic blueprint with other life forms, chemical pesticides effect more than the intended target. They produce toxic broad spectrum impacts, damaging human health as well as killing various useful insects, animals, and plants.