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Unsafe Levels of Lead and Cadmium Found in 47% of Protein Powders Tested—Here's How to Minimize Your Exposure
New research from the Clean Label Project found disturbing—and unsafe—levels of lead and cadmium in nearly half of the most popular protein powder products on the market. The research ...
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Cadmium and Its Uses
It sometimes happens that zinc-white is contaminated by this brown powder and rendered worthless as a paint. Cadmium melts at about 440 Fah., and when alloyed with other metals, causes them to ...
Indiatimes1mon
Heavy metals lead and cadmium detected in protein powders; highest amount in these varieties
According to WHO, cadmium can travel long distances from ... Consuming too much protein powder can strain the kidneys, especially in individuals with pre-existing kidney conditions, and may ...
Infobae2y
What is cadmium in Peruvian avocado?
The first official reports indicate that the health authorities in the Netherlands have withdrawn a batch of the fruit from the market because it contains levels of cadmium over and above what is ...