The study tested 160 products from 70 top protein powder brands, representing 83% of the market Anna Blazhuk/Getty Protein powders used to build muscle mass can contain harmful heavy metals like ...

A whopping 77% of plant-based protein powders exceeded California’s safety limits for toxic metals. If you’re thinking organic is safer, prepare for disappointment 79% of organic options ...

NEW YORK, Jan 21: A recent report from the Clean Label Project reveals that many popular protein powders, particularly plant-based, organic ... and cadmium is a carcinogen and toxic to organs. Bowen ...

Some protein powders, particularly plant-based and chocolate-flavoured ... no level of lead exposure is safe for humans. "Lead is a toxic metal that can be harmful to human health even at low ...

Best whey-protein powders Best collagen-protein powder Best plant-based protein powders All ... contain high levels of lead and cadmium — two toxic heavy metals — and that chocolate-flavored ...

"All parts of American mistletoe contain a toxic protein called phoratoxin," according ... of people have gastrointestinal issues from the plant, specifically European Mistletoe.

For example, recent research revealed alarming levels of toxic ... protein powders exhibited higher contamination levels than non-organic varieties, containing three times more lead and twice the ...

The study, released on January 9, found that several popular protein powders, especially plant-based, organic, and chocolate-flavored varieties, contain troubling amounts of these toxic metals.

New research reveals 47% of protein brands exceed toxic limits, with surprising findings about organic options.