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Whether you’re trying to look like Schwarzenegger or just looking for a filling snack, you need protein, but may not have the means or desire to gnaw on a T-bone every time you’re a little peckish. If ...

Protein powder is a staple for many people trying to hit nutrition goals, but a new Consumer Reports investigation suggests ...

You’ve probably heard messaging that you need more protein in your life. And one of the most popular ways to cram more of the macronutrient into your day is with protein powder. Now, a new Consumer ...

Chemists and food safety researchers for Consumer Reports collected two to three samples at different times of 23 different ...

NPR's Elissa Nadworny talks with investigative reporter Paris Martineau about a new Consumer Reports analysis that shows protein powders can contain toxic heavy metals, especially lead.

Protein is one of three dietary macronutrients necessary for good health. It is associated with proper growth and development of our skin, bones and muscles, plus increases satiety, all which may aid ...

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We consulted with dietitians to determine if you should be concerned about heavy metals in protein powders.