Lack of names is very frustrating.
this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2025
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I'm assuming they deliberately don't release their test results to encourage companies to pay for their (probably expensive) certification.
Agreed.
Which also makes me not trust them in the slightest as a result, especially when the only named products are ones they "certified".
FWIW in a similar study of brands of chocolate every single one had lead and cadmium.
it's does not mention the brands or their methods. so these findings are not replicable.
As these heavy metals are not being found in vegetables and pulses, then any contamination must be from specific manufacturing processes.
Fuck yeah, not only are Hitler's Youth roided out - we get to experience roid rage on top of lead fueled cognitive degeneration. Sick.
Damn, we are speeding towards Idiocracy!
The heavy metals are there to help bulk up. The cadmium adds some radioactivity for superpowers.
How else am i gonna get abs of steel?
Those are minerals.