BBC article on hair loss
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An interesting read, ta...
Interesting goss about Mark Oaten - apparently his thing with the rent-boy was to get him to do a turd on his neck, which he would then keep... In the fridge of his family house. It's how his wife busted him, apparently.
The nerve of the man is unbelievable. To think he once campaigned along anti-gay lines as well!
Interesting goss about Mark Oaten - apparently his thing with the rent-boy was to get him to do a turd on his neck, which he would then keep... In the fridge of his family house. It's how his wife busted him, apparently.
The nerve of the man is unbelievable. To think he once campaigned along anti-gay lines as well!
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I don't like that article, because they don't even talk about Propecia/Finas, minoxidil, or any of the so called proven treatments.
It sucks, because they are not informing people about the so called treatments.
Instead they say:
"People are getting conned every day, charged thousands they can't afford, going to hair clinics where they're sold magic pills and creams that don't work."
Now I wonder if they are saying that even the proven treatments don't work??
Well, I must admit this is true:
"I'm sickened by much of the industry, it is corrupt, full of charlatans."
It sucks, because they are not informing people about the so called treatments.
Instead they say:
"People are getting conned every day, charged thousands they can't afford, going to hair clinics where they're sold magic pills and creams that don't work."
Now I wonder if they are saying that even the proven treatments don't work??
Well, I must admit this is true:
"I'm sickened by much of the industry, it is corrupt, full of charlatans."