Nutritional Growth Solutions, Ltd. (NGS) introduces to the Asia-Pacific market its Healthy Height protein shake, clinically shown to improve children’s height.
After establishing Healthy Height sales in the US, and on the heels of a recent launch in China, the company is now reaching out to other Asia-Pacific markets. The NGS China launch occurred through collaboration with a local state-owned entity, distributing primarily in “mother and baby” stores. The company is now gearing up for expansion into South Korea, Japan, Australia, and the rest of the region.
Said Liron Fendell, CEO of NGS: “In the past three years, Healthy Height established itself in the US as a leading complementary solution supporting growth for kids. NGS is now poised to extend its products’ nutritional benefits to young population in Asia Pacific.”
Healthy Height was developed and tested by paediatricians to give a holistic solution to nourish growing children predominantly in the 3 to 9-years age group, including those children who lack nutrition due to health issues that may impair eating. It also helps support nutrition in picky eaters, a universal problem that causes a lot of stress to families.
Healthy Height is now the company’s premier product. It contains 12g whey protein per serving, with high-quality ingredients, and no fillers, corn syrup, or other additives. It is gluten-free, soy-free, no GMO’s and includes 350mg of the vital amino acid arginine per serving. It also is low in sugar and sodium. “Picky-eater approved,” Healthy Height can be mixed into ice cream or pancake batters as well as in shakes or smoothies.
Two top medical professionals in paediatric endocrinology, gastroenterology, and nutrition were behind the research and development of the Healthy Height formulation: Professor Moshe Phillip, Director of the Institute for Endocrinology at the Schneider Children’s Medical Centre of Israel, and Professor Raanan Shamir, Director of the Institute of Gastroenterology, Nutrition, and Liver Diseases at Schneider. Professor Shamir also served as the President of the European Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition (ESPGHAN).
Continued Fendell: “There is no doubt that genetics plays the most significant role in an individual’s height, with studies showing this accounts for up to 80 percent of final height.
But what about the remaining percentage? Researchers believe that environmental factors fill that gap, with nutrition being the most dominant factor.
Concluded Fenell: “There is a window of opportunity where we can influence the potential height of an individual. “Parents are seeking natural solutions to help their kids grow, and Healthy Height certainly fills this gap.”
Unlike other nutritional products, Healthy Height is not a meal replacement, as the protein drink takes a more supplemental role, therefore still leaving room for a focus on developing healthier eating habits. A clinical trial for Healthy Height showed that children who included it in their diet for a one-year period added 13.8 to 34% to their annual growth in height. The randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study was published in the prestigious Journal of Paediatrics.
Some of the countries showing the most significant gains from nutritional knowledge are in Asia. According to NPR, women in South Korea gained an average of eight inches in height in the past century — a bigger jump than any other population, globally. In Japan, the average increase has been 6.31 inches. Yet, Americans on the other hand are shrinking. The data are clear: Nutritional value plays a key role in growth.
Healthy Height can be sold through retail channels or medical channels (via health professionals), offering a true recipe for growth. For more visit Healthy-Height.com
