Protein Drinks: What's in them? Consumer Reports

[purebred]

"Here are the average amounts of metals we found in three servings of these protein drinks. The maximum limits for them in dietary supplements proposed by the U.S. Pharmacopeia are: arsenic (inorganic), 15 micrograms (µg) per day; cadmium, 5 µg; lead, 10 µg; mercury, 15 µg. Amounts at or exceeding those limits are in bold. Experts said three servings a day is common."

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Thoughts? Ideas? Rants?

 

[Cpo]

wow, some of those have a lot of arsenic in them.

 

[GoHardOrGoHme]

just saw that today. I would love if more companies/protein powders got tested.

 

[monstermash]

Very scary. Might have to go back to nothing but whole foods after i run out of protein. i wish they tested Now Foods Isolate.

 

[noot]

Seems most, if not all, are these "big name" ones that most people just laugh at and recommend some cheaper alternative for. :/