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I think in the next few months more studies will be done and maybe we might see some different results. I would not take one round of tests as the definitive answer at this time. |
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I think it is a tainted test, and the results are a crock of shit! I will believe the results when a university lab does the tests and come out with similar results, but until then I am still going to consume my protein powder. |
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I have not heard this! that is scary shit, I eat a lot of that stuff and to think it might be full of dangerous metals. That is why I stopped eating so much tuna and now I might have to alter my protein source again just sucks:( |
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I think it is a witch hunt! the consumer reports team used 3 servings as their basis, and I do not know too many people that have 3 servings of protein powder each and every day. It is something to keep in mind and hopefully some companies will pay attention and ensure their products are clean, but really the levels are nothing to worry about for the average user of protein powders |
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