Too often, questionable companies prioritize profit over quality, filling bottles with subpar ingredients and exaggerating marketing claims instead of delivering results. As a result, parents struggle to find a trustworthy and sufficient product for their children’s growth. Meanwhile, NuBest understands that families deserve 100% transparency regarding their children’s well-being. The brand raised its quality bar higher by teaming up with Citruslabs, a credible U.S.-based research organization, in a clinical study of NuBest Tall® Protein. This proactive approach also reflects NuBest’s deep commitment to supporting the healthy development of children and teens, both in the United States and internationally. About Citruslabs: Building Trust Through Clinical-Backed Transparency Founded in 2015, Citruslabs has become a leading clinical research foundation, known for delivering statistically meaningful and unbiased studies across industries. From dietary supplements and medical devices to biotech innovations, Citruslabs designs customized studies and provides in-depth analysis to ensure results are scientifically valid while aligning with real-world consumer experiences. Its unwavering commitment to scientific integrity and transparency has made it a trusted name in consumer health research. For NuBest to be accepted for a Citruslabs clinical study, the brand and products themselves must meet the highest standards of safety, efficacy, and quality for long-term consumption. Specifically, the company must enroll in Citruslabs’ rigorous process of participant recruitment, data collecting using questionnaires, skin grading, bloodwork, smart devices, and statistical analysis. Once the data is analyzed, products that meet their scientific standards may earn the Citruslabs Tested Seal, a trusted symbol signaling credibility and proven results to consumers and stakeholders. What Makes Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs) Special What is an RCT? Not all research methodologies are created equal, as the way scientists evaluate the reliability and performance of supplements can vary from industry to industry. Citruslabs covers three types of trials: Perception, Single Group, and Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs). Each framework will serve a distinct scientific purpose. Perception study: Focusing on demonstrating participants' options, feelings, and experiences towards a product or intervention through questionnaires. Single Group study: Involving all attendees in trying a product or treatment without a comparison or control group. Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs): Randomly assigning participants to either a treatment group or a placebo group to quantify the effectiveness of the treatment. Data from the experiment and questionnaire then was collected and analyzed bindingly by researchers. While the first two options are more cost-effective and widely used by many brands, NuBest sets the bar higher by conducting this clinical trial of NuBest Tall Protein as an RCT. This methodology minimizes bias through randomization and blinding, making it the gold standard in clinical research [1]. This NuBest’s study has been published in the National Library of Medicine database, with full results undergoing peer review. Insights of NuBest Clinical Study Design A month before the experiment began, participants were recruited under strict criteria: Number of participants: 60 U.S.-based families. Age range: Direct users of NuBest Tall Protein, aged 10–16 (both males and females). Precaution: Participants had no pre-existing conditions that could influence the final results. The researchers then randomly assigned the participants into two groups of 30: the NuBest Group and the Placebo Group. The NuBest Group was instructed to take one scoop of NuBest Tall Protein each morning, mixed with any preferred liquid. Meanwhile, the Placebo Group received a product with a similar flavor and texture except for the active ingredients. Throughout the 26-week study, families were asked to maintain their children’s lifestyle habits to ensure consistency and minimize external factors. At the end of the study, all data and questionnaires were collected and analyzed, with the researchers remaining unaware of which participants belonged to the NuBest Group or the Placebo Group. This is to ensure data processing and analysis would be conducted as impartially as possible. These meticulous processes have paid off with results that speak for themselves. As early as Month 2 and Month 4, 88% of parents reported noticeable improvements in their children’s bone growth, weight gain, focus, and vitality Key Clinical Trial Takeaways After 6 months of discreet inspection, children from the NuBest Group demonstrate a faster and more consistent growth trait compared to the Placebo Group: Noticeable height gains typically begin from Month 4 of consistent use 9 out of 10 parents said they would recommend NuBest Tall Protein to their friends and families. Two-thirds of parents observed better digestion in their children. About 71% of parents reported that their kids showed better concentration. 72% of parents saw their children grow stronger and healthier overall. Statistical Outcomes of Changes in Weight and Height within the NuBest Group at Month 2, Month 4, and Month 6 relative to Baseline. Green cells highlight statistically significant results. *A p-value under 0.05 indicates strong evidence that the results are meaningful and not just random. For example, a p-value of 0.03 means there is only 3% probability that the result happened by luck, and improvements were more likely due to the product. Comparisons of parent responses regarding their child’s health in the NuBest and placebo groups over six months. Blue cells highlight parameters with ≥70% positive responses. NuBest Nutrition: Where Science Meets Supplement Innovation NuBest Tall Protein’s well-balanced formula, featuring calcium, vitamins D3 and K2, supports bone growth and strengthens skeletal muscles, while added probiotics and omega fatty acids help boost gut health and cognitive functions [2, 3, 4]. Together, these key nutrients enhance children’s ability to reach their full growth potential. NuBest believes every child deserves the best nutrition tailored to their unique needs and preferences. Thus, its height growth supplement collection spans various age groups, formats, flavors, and textures. Parents of growing teens often appreciate the concentrated nutrients and convenience of NuBest Tall 10+ and NuBest Tall Protein, while picky eaters rave about the nutritious and delicious NuBest Tall Gummies. Whatever the pick, parents can count on the potency and consistent quality NuBest is dedicated to delivering. What’s Next for NuBest: A Future Built on Science NuBest’s significant investment of time, funding, and human resources in this scientific project reflects a deep commitment to children’s health and development. Customer satisfaction and continued support are the most meaningful rewards NuBest could ever receive, a testament to the trust they have earned over the years. The R&D team also shared their upcoming plans to conduct further clinical testing: “The clinical study on NuBest Tall Protein marks a major step that paves the way for expanded research, as part of our long-term investment in science for the health and well-being of families.” Now and always, NuBest remains at the forefront, committed to a transparent, science-backed, and data-driven business model that centers on children’s healthy development. - - - - - References [1] S; C. A. G. (n.d.). Calcium, vitamin D, vitamin K2, and magnesium supplementation and skeletal health. Maturitas. [2] DiNicolantonio, J. J., & O’Keefe, J. H. (2020, August 4). The importance of marine omega-3s for brain development and the prevention and treatment of behavior, mood, and other brain disorders. Nutrients. [3] DiNicolantonio, J. J., & O’Keefe, J. H. (2020, August 4). The importance of marine omega-3s for brain development and the prevention and treatment of behavior, mood, and other brain disorders. 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