From Nick Nilsson
Author and Publisher of BetterU News
http://www.fitness-ebooks.com

If you're not familiar with it, a little while back, there was a
Consumer Reports article that looked at different protein
powders, meal replacements and "ready to drink" formulas and
found trace amounts of heavy metals in them.

I've gotten a LOT of questions about that article... if it's
accurate, what it means for you, etc. All good questions.

And now I've got a video answer for you :)

Jayson Hunter, the lead product formulator at Prograde Nutrition
(a company I trust and whom I've partnered with), has put together
a 5 minute video that talks in-depth about this article...really
good info and well worth watching if you're curious about the nuts
and bolts (and weaknesses) of that study.

Bottom line, those reports in the media were entirely misleading (what a shocker!).

Go to this page to find out the truth about the whole thing:

==> http://fitstep.getprograde.com/specials.html

Definitely worth checking out.

Nick

P.S. You'll also find a coupon code to save 10% on all Prograde
products with protein for the next few days.

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