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A lot has happened since this list was first written. Prices have shifted, climate volatility has changed crop availability, and Dr. Greger’s newer work—especially How Not to Age—has refined our understanding of antioxidant value. To give the original article proper context, here’s a quick 2026 update before the classic list begins. Superfood Bargains — 2026 Update Climate Inflation & Nuts Pecans now volatile due to climate impacts Walnuts = most stable antioxidant‑per‑dollar Frozen Beats Fresh Rising transport costs make fresh pricier Frozen blueberries & amla give highest antioxidants per dollar Acai & Goji Still Not Bargains More accessible but still overpriced Red cabbage remains the top budget antioxidant source Sulforaphane 2.0 Broccoli sprouts pricey Mustard seed powder boosts sulforaphane in cooked broccoli 2026 Value Rule Prioritize pigment‑rich staples Purples, dark greens, and spices stay inflation‑resistant — Original 2017 Article Begins Below —

Spring means flower buds and blooming trees — and if you're one of the millions of people who have seasonal allergies, it also means sneezing, congestion, a runny nose and other bothersome symptoms. Seasonal allergies — also called hay fever and allergic rhinitis — can make you miserable. [1] Based on a study in 2008, it says that Spirulina is clinically effective on  allergic rhinitis . [4]   Spirulina represents a blue-green alga that is produced and commercialized as a dietary supplement for modulating immune functions, as well as ameliorating a variety of diseases. In this article, we will discuss the pros and cons of consuming Spirulina for its claimed health benefits. Pros In below video, Dr Joseph Mercola has discussed all the benefits of  Spirulina .  However, he does warn that you want to find your products from high quality organic sources and is pollutant-free. Benefits of Spirulina (YouTube link ) Cons On the other hands, Dr. Mich...