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Dr. Tsuji is currently developing a regenerative follicle organ with further improvements. This is because it became clear to his RIKEN team that besides hair follicles, the SURROUNDING SCALP TISSUE is also damaged in severe cases of androgenetic alopecia )(Androgenetic Alopecia)...

something that came to mind to me too: hair growth pattern in newborns as a predictor of future baldness progress. if so, it could be linked to dwat. its thickness/distribution/"consistency" defines potential filling/balding pattern.

Would be nice to research what is behind the "estradiol" efficiency. How it works. It really works, by "really works" a mean something close to the picture below. It actually "revives" the skin functions. https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/exploring-the-hormonal-route-hair-life.109288...

Something big? or small? time will tell. hooray, anyway. DWAT fixing compositions been patented a few weeks ago: https://patents.justia.com/patent/20230390355 #adp355 ) #tripeptide #hexepaptide #adiponectin #anti-fibrotic #ppar-g #igf-1 #jak-stat

@coolio You wrote: "They are shutting down because of cellular problems." Please, could you specify/name that "cellular problems"? Any clues?

@randomuser1 near identical base protocol, just fyi: https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/original-research-theory-how-androgenetic-alopecia-is-a-manifestation-of-insulin-resistance-and-its-connections-with-cvd-pcos.138444/ d3+k2+cod+mag+... and even nattokinase :)

@ALightInTheDark Have you finally tried the protocol? Results? Thanks

Fibrosis: as an example, iodine has pretty solid anti-fibrotic effect. why it doesn't work for hairs? ...from notes: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/23938605_Successful_human_scar_regeneration_by_topical_iodine_A_case_report_An_interim_35_year_summary Successful human scar regeneration...

@randomuser1 Would be nice to answer the question why anti-calcification and anti-fibrotic treatments doesn't lead to bold regrowth? the treatments don't revert calcification and fibrosis? or there are another issues except that ones? does it make sense to try to adjust the protocols with the...

@healthyjoe Sorry, haven't dove into that protocol, just added to my notes. Try to search by: " Valproic acid, Calicipotriol and Tretinoin tri-axis: - Valproic acid => CD34(UP) but CD200(DOWN) - Calcipotriol => CD200(UP) but CD49F(DOWN) - Tretinoin=> CD49F(UP) but CD34(DOWN) " @randomuser1...

@Joxy False logic. The author is not disagree with "Androgenic Alopecia is mostly affected by genetics". He provides a model of the pathology. And based on the model he highlights potential ways to TRY to affect the pathology. Do you have an alternative pathology model? Saying "genes are behind...

"Long story short: Regrowth likely not possible. " @randomuser1 - OOPS :/ There are many non-structured a-la questions: - Cause of calcification or fibrosis, mostly? - There are photos (attached) that related to the "baldtruthtaIk:eldarlmario" protocol. No matter if it's "mature" hair or...

Let's try to list the injuring factors-related processes (the both damaging and treating): - pro-calcification - pro-fibrosis - anti-calcification - anti-fibrosis How do you think, which of that points make full hair regrowth so difficult to achieve? Are the damaging processes so active that...

Impressive! You are a hero ) There are tons of points would like to ask you to comment. At first let me to say that i find your conclusions have something in common with observations (which i find pretty legit) that been mostly known and shared as "gh15" regimen many years ago. What's in...

seems it could be found on this board too: https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/this-guy-went-from-norwood-2-5-3-to-a-norwood-1-claiming-he-followed-this-regimen.79236/