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The protein craze is heavy metal, literally: bombshell investigation finds unsafe lead amounts in two-thirds of top powders for sale | Fortune

Paris Martineau said Consumer Reports found “concerning levels” of heavy metals in a 2010 investigation, but the risks have been growing ever since.

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fortune.comStai leggendo8 mesi fa

The protein craze is heavy metal, literally: bombshell investigation finds unsafe lead amounts in two-thirds…

Paris Martineau said Consumer Reports found “concerning levels” of heavy metals in a 2010 investigation, but the risks have been growing ever since.

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upi.com8 mesi fa

Consumer Reports finds unsafe lead levels in many protein supplements - UPI.com

The nonprofit group's investigation found that plant-based protein products were more likely to have hazardous levels of the neurotoxin or heavy metals.

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usatoday.com8 mesi fa

Use protein powder? New report reveals that some have high levels of lead

Consumers might be consuming higher than recommended levels of lead without realizing it, according to findings released by Consumer Reports.

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  1. mercoledì 15 ottobre 2025·upi.com

    Consumer Reports finds unsafe lead levels in many protein supplements - UPI.com

    The nonprofit group's investigation found that plant-based protein products were more likely to have hazardous levels of the neurotoxin or heavy metals.

  2. mercoledì 15 ottobre 2025·usatoday.com

    Use protein powder? New report reveals that some have high levels of lead

    Consumers might be consuming higher than recommended levels of lead without realizing it, according to findings released by Consumer Reports.

  3. giovedì 16 ottobre 2025·fortune.com

    The protein craze is heavy metal, literally: bombshell investigation finds unsafe lead amounts in two-thirds of top powders for sale |…

    Paris Martineau said Consumer Reports found “concerning levels” of heavy metals in a 2010 investigation, but the risks have been growing ever since.