I understand that you want solid reference material and this is the
third time I'm telling you where to find it.  The article I'm
recommending to you is published by the Center for Science in the
Public Interest.  If you really were what your nickname implies you
would already be acquainted with them.  All their information comes
from peer reviewed scientific journals or from independent laboratories
to whom they send samples for assays.  At the end of all their articles
they supply a bibliography to the original sources.

Their publication is style to be readable and informative to an
intelligent citizen.  To connect to the hardcore data, just follow the
footnotes or the biblio. They are conservative in their recommendations
and don't publish unfounded information.  They are actually the source
for a lot of information that puts an end to much of ill-founded health
mumbo jumbo that is put out by profit making firms, fad diet promoters,
and bogus supplement manufacturers.  That's why people pay attentiion
when they come out with warnings.  They are often invited to testify in
congress and function as a consumer advocacy group that accepts no
money from no industry or commercial interests.

I'm only bothering to answer you this last time because it may be of
value to someone else who reads this and wants to know where
information like this can be found.
www.cspinet.org

As for your 'Hey, Moron' comment, you reveal yourself to be just
another low class wise-mouthed guy with a keyboard.  I don't bother
with people like you.  As a bonus, you've earned the last word, because
whatever you write after this, I won't respond.