New research suggests some protein powders contain high levels of toxic metals. We spoke to an expert to find out more about ...

A new report has found that several brands of store-bought protein powders contain high levels of lead and cadmium. Plant-based, organic and chocolate-flavored products, in particular, had the ...

The study also highlighted significant differences based on protein sources and flavors ... heavy metals like lead and cadmium enter the body through contaminated food and water, where they ...

The metal cadmium will end up in your kidneys ... Eating protein-rich foods from a variety of sources at meals and snacks can provide a wide range of vitamins and minerals that support health ...

These symptoms appear when water or food containing cadmium is ingested in concentrations ... basis La República that there are up to four sources of heavy metal contamination, which should ...

In addition to naturally occurring lead, food can be contaminated from several sources,” Health Canada ... positive results for levels of arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury.

Sources said the cadmium contaminated durians likely originated in a third country. Thai officials emphasised that China has not imposed a ban on durian imports from Thailand, and exports are ...

Cadmium is a heavy metal that bioaccumulates at all levels of the food chain and is a carcinogen that is toxic to wildlife and people ... Fossil fuels, as well as industrial and agricultural ...