Consumer Reports Finds Toxins in Protein Powders
A major investigation by Consumer Reports found toxic heavy metals, including lead, arsenic, and cadmium, in popular protein powders.
The findings are concerning, especially for Black Americans, who are more likely to use dietary supplements and face disproportionate exposure to environmental toxins.
- 23 bestselling protein powders and ready-to-drink shakes were tested.
- More than two-thirds of the products contained lead in amounts exceeding safe levels for daily consumption.
- Plant-based powders had lead levels more than ten times the threshold.
- Dairy-based and beef-based options generally tested lower, but none were free of concern.
None of the products were free of concern.
Author's summary: Toxic heavy metals found in popular protein powders.
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