Heinz conducts a study on Complan
Bangalore, Dec 11: Heinz Company has released a study which proves that children who drink Complan along with a regular diet grow in height 2 times faster compared to those who are only on a regular diet which is not properly planned.
The 2 times faster growth claim, is based on an independent study conducted by the reputed Department of Food Science and Nutrition at Avinashilingam University, Coimbatore, in Tamil Nadu. The study, which has been peer-reviewed, was conducted on 900 Indian children in the 7-12 year age groups over a period of 12 months.
The participating children attending schools in Coimbatore included an equal number of boys and girls who were matched for age, height, weight and socioeconomic status at the beginning of the study, to allow comparison after the year-long Complan supplementation.
OneIndia News
-
Thunderstorm Warning In Delhi NCR: IMD Issues Orange Alert Amid Sudden Weather Shift -
UP STF Nabs Maulana Abdullah Salim Over Controversial Comment On CM Yogi's Mother -
Masood Azhar’s Brother Mohammad Tahir Dies In Pakistan Under Mysterious Circumstances, Cause Yet To Be Known -
VerSe Innovation Appoints P.R. Ramesh as Independent Director and Chair of Audit Committee to Strengthen Governance Ahead of Next Phase of Growth -
“Not Going To Be There Too Much Longer”: Trump Signals Endgame In Iran War -
Iran Threatens To Hit US Companies in Region From April 1, Names Microsoft, Apple, Tesla, Boeing -
‘IPL Official’ Found Dead in Mumbai Hotel, Probe Underway -
Leander Paes To Contest West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026? Tennis Star Joins BJP Ahead of Assembly Polls -
April 1 Rule Changes: PAN, New Tax Law, ATM, FASTag, Cards to Impact Millions, What’s Changing? -
China, Pakistan Call for Immediate Ceasefire in Iran War, Push Peace Talks ‘As Soon As Possible’ -
Are Banks Closed or Open Today on Mahavir Jayanti? RBI Issues Special March 31 Instructions -
Iran’s New Hormuz Plan Targets Global Shipping with Tolls, What Does It Mean?












Click it and Unblock the Notifications