I do have kids actually, and I protect them from everything I can because that's my duty as a parent. "Pick your battles" doesn't really apply when it's a bunch

I do have kids actually, and I protect them from everything I can because that's my duty as a parent. "Pick your battles" doesn't really apply when it's a bunch of small things that are easy to avoid. It's more a matter of habits than anything else. Glyphosate/organic food is one that's unfortunately a matter of money. A one-off rare exception like the one you describe isn't really an issue. Like with all things in medicine, the dose makes the poison. Rare exposure to things in small amounts is usually not a problem, even for things we know to be toxic. The problem is habits. For example, drinking bottled water all the time, which is very common.