Some Plant-Based Protein Powders Contain Lead
A new report found concerning amounts of lead in certain vegan protein powders.
The vegan protein powder market is currently valued at more than $5.3 billion and is expected to nearly double to $10.6 billion over the next decade.
Consumer Reports tested 23 different protein powders and shakes and found that many had one troubling thing in common: heavy metals.
- More than two-thirds of the analyzed products contained more lead than the daily safe limit in just one serving.
But don’t panic: here’s what researchers and dietitians say it means.
Author's summary: Plant-based protein powders may contain lead, sparking health concerns.
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