Clinical Trial Insights on Jujube cAMP Extract | Chapter 1

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Why Jujube cAMP Is a Breakthrough for Food & Beverage Brands

The global functional food market is booming, and brands are racing to find sciencebacked natural ingredients that deliver real benefits. One ingredient now in the spotlight is jujube cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) extract - a bioactive compound with clinically validated effects on energy, endurance, and recovery.

If you're a food manufacturer, sports nutrition brand, or functional beverage developer, this is your chance to integrate a proven, highvalue ingredient into your product line.

What Is cAMP and Why Does It Matter?

Cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) is often called the "second messenger of life" because it plays a central role in:

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Cellular energy metabolism

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Oxygen utilization efficiency

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Red and white blood cell production

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Regulation of carbohydrate, fat, nucleic acid, and protein synthesis

Our Jujube cAMP Extract is made from premium jin si (goldenthread) small jujubes using proprietary ultraconcentration technology from the Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. The result: a highpurity, foodgrade ingredient rich in natural cAMP, vitamins, and trace minerals - with a strong safety profile.

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Clinical Trial Highlights

Humanrelevant clinical research from SINOFN's Compilation of Clinical Trial Reports confirms that Jujube cAMP Extract can:

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Reduce fatigue and improve postexercise recovery

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Enhance endurance in highintensity conditions

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Support oxygen efficiency in lowoxygen environments

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Maintain a safety profile consistent with foodderived functional ingredients

These results make it a compelling choice for functional food and beverage formulations.

PARAMETER
TEST GROUP (JUJUBE CAMP)
CONTROL GROUP
% DIFFERENCE

Endurance time (min)
42.5 plus-minus 3.1
35.2 plus-minus 2.8
+20.7%

Postexercise lactate (mmol/L)
6.8 plus-minus 0.5
8.1 plus-minus 0.6
16.0%

Oxygen saturation at altitude (%)
94.2 plus-minus 1.1
91.5 plus-minus 1.3
+2.7%

Adverse events
None reported
None reported
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Ideal Applications

Food and beverage companies can integrate Jujube cAMP Extract into:

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Sports drinks and energy beverages

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Highaltitude nutrition for outdoor/adventure products

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Functional snacks for workplace wellness

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Military and emergency rations

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Fortified confectionery and healthy desserts

Why Choose Sinofn as Your Jujube Ingredient Supplier

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Clinically supported - data you can leverage in marketing (within regulatory guidelines)

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Scalable supply - bulk jujube powder and extract ready for global shipment

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Customizable - cAMP concentrations tailored to your product needs

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Regulatory support - documentation for food safety and compliance

Partner With Us

If you're searching for a reliable jujube extract supplier with clinical credibility, Sinofn is ready to collaborate. Whether you're launching a new functional beverage, fortified snack, or nutraceutical capsule, our team can help you integrate jujube cAMP extract into your formulation.

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