Microplastics In Glass Bottles & Lead In Salt?

7 Aug 2025 · 12 min
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Glass bottles contain more microplastics than plastic ones, possibly from painted caps. A 12-week study found strength training before cardio burns more fat. Creatine supplementation didn't increase DHT or cause hair loss in 45 weightlifters. Celtic Sea Salt was sued for exceeding California's lead limits.

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Beer: ~60 particles/L; Soda: ~40 particles/L; many other soft drinks: ~30 particles/L.

5 grams creatine monohydrate per day; 45 male weightlifters aged ~18–40 randomized versus placebo (maltodextrin).

Reported 0.69 micrograms lead per serving in Celtic Sea Salt; exceeds California's allowable daily dose of 0.5 micrograms.

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