Vegan protein powders with low heavy metals: Health Ranger reveals the cleanest products tested so far
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
(NaturalNews) When it comes to purchasing protein supplements, buyer beware! As Natural News has now exhaustively documented, rice protein products sold right now across health food stores like Whole Foods are contaminated with toxic heavy metals.
This story is now going global, with mainstream media now picking up this shocking news and millions of grassroots activists taking notice.
The fact that rice protein products sold right now are contaminated with toxic lead, cadmium and tungsten is scientifically irrefutable. But which proteins can you trust to be clean?
As a leading food research scientist now spearheading this global effort to expose toxic heavy metals in popular products, I've conducted extensive research using atomic spectroscopy instrumentation at the Natural News Forensic Food Labs.
And that research has revealed which protein products are clean vs. which ones are contaminated with toxic heavy metals like lead, cadmium and tungsten, all of which are linked to serious degenerative diseases.
If you're interested in how I conduct world-class heavy metals testing, click here to see my videos from the Natural News Labs, where I walk you through the process.
The cleanest products we've found so far
All the products listed below were found to be extremely clean in terms of heavy metals, often at near-zero levels. Keep in mind, however, that our lab does not test for pesticides or other contaminants. We test for heavy metals only. The good news is that all these products are so low in heavy metals, they pose no risk whatsoever of heavy metals poisoning.
These are presented in no particular order. Click here to see the full laboratory results at the Natural News Forensic Food Labs.
Life's Basics Plant Protein Mix from LifeTime
This protein, which I purchased at Whole Foods, is one of the cleanest vegan proteins around. It's made from a combination of mostly yellow pea protein and hemp seed, with a small amount of rice protein in the mix.
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