A recent investigation by Consumer Reports (CR) has revealed that over two-thirds of popular protein powders sold in the U.S. contain unsafe levels of lead. The study, which tested 23 different products, found that some powders had up to ten times the daily safe limit for lead, with plant-based options being particularly contaminated. CR's experts advise against daily consumption of most protein powders due to these heavy metal risks. AI
RANK_REASON Investigation into widespread product contamination with health risks. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.1]
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