maintainence1
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Dakota said:
Anyone here using PROCEDE?
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Thanks Hangin,
maintainence1,
From my understanding it has something to do with breaking down the fibrosus(not sure if that is spelled right) in the hair folical. I am no scientist so I cannot tell you exactly what it is doing.
I did not say only five people had benifit from Propecia. I am sure there are many who have had benifit;and many more will.I have never tried to discourage anyone from using Propecia.
maintainence1,
From my understanding it has something to do with breaking down the fibrosus(not sure if that is spelled right) in the hair folical. I am no scientist so I cannot tell you exactly what it is doing.
I did not say only five people had benifit from Propecia. I am sure there are many who have had benifit;and many more will.I have never tried to discourage anyone from using Propecia.
For Hanging and Dakota,
Is skin peel or exfoliation the same as removing fibrosous (sp). I found a
shampoo called "Aqua Glycolic shampoo....." Contain 14% glycolic acid.
I would think this shampoo would be a plus in removing dead skin cells.
any thought, since Procede also contains Glycolic acid.
Is skin peel or exfoliation the same as removing fibrosous (sp). I found a
shampoo called "Aqua Glycolic shampoo....." Contain 14% glycolic acid.
I would think this shampoo would be a plus in removing dead skin cells.
any thought, since Procede also contains Glycolic acid.
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from procede patent:
"0016] The enzyme utilized in the preferred embodiment is papain. It is believed that the effect of eliminating the hair-loss inducing connective fatty tissue is achieved by the monoethanolamine salts through the elimination of disulfuric bonds present in the keratin amino-acid cystine. Keratin is the essential component of hair, consequently, of the hair follicle root. Cystine is broken down by the monoethanolamine salts into cysteine, which is the reduced state of keratin. After the damaging cells are removed, through a process of oxidation, the disulfuric bonds are reestablished, returning the hair keratin to its original state. The detergent characteristics of monoethanolamine help carry the removed cells safely away from the follicle which in turn stimulates growth of the follicle. The papain enzyme imparts elasticity over the keratin and skin tissues to ease the elimination of pathogenic cells. "
[0017] Having re-activated the previously dormant hair follicles, and provided said follicles are located in areas where blood circulation is sufficient to deliver required nutrients, hair growth is immediately stimulated and anagenic hair can be seen to develop within a matter of hours after treatment. "
it seems that it is needed to
- firsty break cystine into cysteine.
- This allows to remove connective fatty tissue cells away from the follicle;
(these 2 steps are achieved with the first procede serum apllication, lasting 1 hour)
- Finally, through a process of oxidation, cystine is formed again, thus returning keratin to its original state.(this is achieved by the second procede serum application, lasting half an hour).
"0016] The enzyme utilized in the preferred embodiment is papain. It is believed that the effect of eliminating the hair-loss inducing connective fatty tissue is achieved by the monoethanolamine salts through the elimination of disulfuric bonds present in the keratin amino-acid cystine. Keratin is the essential component of hair, consequently, of the hair follicle root. Cystine is broken down by the monoethanolamine salts into cysteine, which is the reduced state of keratin. After the damaging cells are removed, through a process of oxidation, the disulfuric bonds are reestablished, returning the hair keratin to its original state. The detergent characteristics of monoethanolamine help carry the removed cells safely away from the follicle which in turn stimulates growth of the follicle. The papain enzyme imparts elasticity over the keratin and skin tissues to ease the elimination of pathogenic cells. "
[0017] Having re-activated the previously dormant hair follicles, and provided said follicles are located in areas where blood circulation is sufficient to deliver required nutrients, hair growth is immediately stimulated and anagenic hair can be seen to develop within a matter of hours after treatment. "
it seems that it is needed to
- firsty break cystine into cysteine.
- This allows to remove connective fatty tissue cells away from the follicle;
(these 2 steps are achieved with the first procede serum apllication, lasting 1 hour)
- Finally, through a process of oxidation, cystine is formed again, thus returning keratin to its original state.(this is achieved by the second procede serum application, lasting half an hour).
I am confident that if everyone using the big 3 would post there honest results, you would find more good than bad. I have been using them for 2 year and the results are very good, better than i hoped! The earlier you get on them is the main factor for its success, and i have had no sides..
we need a poll as a sticky, to see the success rate! admin do your magic !
good luck to all.
we need a poll as a sticky, to see the success rate! admin do your magic !
good luck to all.
Thanks for the good info
Hey guys,
Just wanted to say thanks for the good info. I'm new decided to jump on this site to find out more about Procede before I try it. From what I've gather I think I'll look into a more proven solution. There's been a lot of talk about Propecia and how you can get the other kind and chop it up. How well has that been working for those of you who are on it? Is it something you need to stay on for a long time?
Wingman
Hey guys,
Just wanted to say thanks for the good info. I'm new decided to jump on this site to find out more about Procede before I try it. From what I've gather I think I'll look into a more proven solution. There's been a lot of talk about Propecia and how you can get the other kind and chop it up. How well has that been working for those of you who are on it? Is it something you need to stay on for a long time?
Wingman
Paradise Lost said:
If he's a dushbag then you are anus wipe. I was on finasteride and it didn't do crap for me! Just because a product doesn't go through FDA trials doesn't mean its a scam. One thing I notice about you veterans is everytime a new product hits the market its gotta be a scam. Maybe you're just to broke to afford the 200 dollars.