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Protein Powders and Shakes Contain High Levels of Lead - Consumer Reports
(www.consumerreports.org)
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It's always better to get protein from real bioavailable sources anyway
That are all full of microplastics, the chicken is pumped full of estrogen, the fish are full of mercury...
The problem with anything to do with fitness and nutrition is "How deep down the rabbit hole do you want to go.?"
holds up a bag of pinto beans
this far?
Considering that plant based powders were the highest in Lead, and there was that whole thing with Cacao last year, and before that with Spinach - I wonder if vegetables might have higher sources of heavy metals.
But then, I wonder why that would be, and how effective can washing them well be? I assume the high heavy metal sources also mean the soil is contaminated and therefore things grown in it too are.
Washing won't help if it's in the plant