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Some protein powders and shakes contain unsafe lead levels, Consumer Reports study finds

A new Consumer Reports study found that some protein powders and shakes contain unsafe levels of lead.The study tested 23 protein powders and shakes and found that more than two-thirds of the products contained more lead in a single serving than experts consider safe to consume daily.

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New Study Doubles Down on 'Troubling' Presence of Lead in Popular Protein Powders — It's Gotten 'Even Worse'

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Protein Poison? New Study Raises Alarm Bells

Data from Consumer Reports shows that many popular protein powders and shakes contain unsafe levels of lead and other heavy ...

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Eating more ultraprocessed food ups the risk of premature death, study finds

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lead, Consumer Reports and protein

Protein Poison? New Study Raises Alarm Bells

Eating more ultraprocessed food ups the risk of premature death, study finds

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