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We put our
growth innovations
to the test.

TruHeight Clinical Trial

Clinical studies show that TruHeight® works.

Children's Growth Pattern Study

After a 6-month clinical pilot trial, children taking TruHeight® daily were reported, by the evaluating clinicians, to have statistically significant increase in height compared to those in the control group.

86.66%

SAW AN INCREASE IN
HEIGHT GROWTH.

32.63%

MORE GROWTH IN TREATMENT GROUP THAN CONTROL GROUP.

43.91%

INCREASE IN CONCENTRATIONS
OF COLLAGEN X.

At TruHeight®, we are committed to supporting your child's growth by focusing on scientifically proven methods. In our recent clinical study, we chose to measure Collagen X levels, a critical bio-marker closely linked to the activity in the growth plates of developing bones and serves as a real-time gauge for growth velocity.

Collagen X
Collagen X is more than just a marker; it plays a central role in the growth process,
reflecting real-time bone growth rates.

In our study, children who took TruHeight® experienced a remarkable 43.91% higher level of Collagen X. This significant increase is not just a statistical figure; it translates to enhanced growth plate activity and, consequently, a more robust rate of linear bone growth. By harnessing the power of Collagen X, TruHeight®'s specially formulated supplements are designed to provide targeted nutritional support that works in harmony with the body's natural growth mechanisms.


It doesn't stop at clinical trials.

Explore more published research on height growth.

The Lancet

Study shows poor nutrition in schools can result in 7.8 inch gap in height.

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American Academy of Pediatrics

Research shows the critical role of bone growth in determining height.

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Scientific American

How much of human height is influenced by genetics versus nutrition?

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Mayo Clinic

Benefits of Calcium and Vitamin D for Bone Growth.

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Loughborough University

Stunted growth and stress. What's the connection?

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National Library of Medicine

Ashwagandha's ability to substantially reduces stress.

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The Lancet

Study shows poor nutrition in schools can result in 7.8 inch gap in height.

Read the study
American Academy of Pediatrics

Research shows the critical role of bone growth in determining height.

Read the study
Scientific American

How much of human height is influenced by genetics versus nutrition?

Read the study
Mayo Clinic

Benefits of Calcium and Vitamin D for Bone Growth.

Read the study
Loughborough University

Stunted growth and stress. What's the connection?

Read the study
National Library of Medicine

Ashwagandha's ability to substantially reduces stress.

Read the study