Purchasers of BioHealth protein powder may not be getting all the protein they were promised, according to a recent false advertising class action lawsuit.
Plaintiff Bernardo Deleon is taking on the individuals and companies behind BioHealth Precision, Core Formulations and Rogue Nutrition protein supplement powders.
He accuses these defendants of a practice known as “protein spiking,” the practice of adding certain non-protein ingredients like amino acids to the product. Protein spiking leads to artificially and falsely inflated test results when the product goes through product testing, Deleon claims.