So, how do these metals get into protein powders, and what should consumers do to protect themselves? How Lead and Cadmium ...

Protein shakes aren’t a replacement for regular meals, but they can be a good substitute sometimes, Stephens says—like when ...

Once you've made your drink, you can sip it straight through the blender's lid, with no need to risk mess by pouring it or ...

Which shaker bottles are best? There’s nothing more disgusting than an improperly mixed protein shake. It’s clumpy, the flavors aren’t combined well and the whole thing can spoil your workout.

Gym goers can sometimes be seen clutching protein shakes as if in possession ... 50-50 chance the powders used to make the shakes contain amounts of toxic metals deemed unsafe in some quarters.

Plant-based proteins were found to have higher levels of metals in them than whey powders, while chocolate-flavoured powders ...

that protein shake you’re enjoying post-workout or as a midday snack might be doing more harm than good. A new report from the Clean Label Project found unsettling levels of heavy metals in many ...