there was an increase of 71.5 hair after 6 months. just hoping 71.5/cm2
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27489425
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27489425
Efficacy Of A Complex Of 5-aminolevulinic Acid And Glycyl-histidyl-lysine Peptide On Hair Growth.
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Folliman
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damn, imagine what could happen after a year on that placebo! lol
may be a lab can compound it for you.
Ikkaku
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Thank you ! Do you think it's worth it to buy it?
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Hey guys.
This study is certainly very interesting. From what I understand ALAVAX is a hair spray from South Korea, it was patented in 2014 as a hair cosmetic, and I don't really know if it can be bought yet.
As for the study I don't really know if it's been peer reviewed, and it's a bit weird that they put in a thank you to the CEO of the company that produces ALAVAX, but it says they were supported by a different company. The study also details how to actually make ALAVAX, but I can't make heads or tails of it.
The good news is it's supposedly all natural, and according to them without side effects so you can go nuts, I just don't know how you're going to get your hands on it.
It won't let me post links, but if you just google ALAVAX you can see all the information about it.
This study is certainly very interesting. From what I understand ALAVAX is a hair spray from South Korea, it was patented in 2014 as a hair cosmetic, and I don't really know if it can be bought yet.
As for the study I don't really know if it's been peer reviewed, and it's a bit weird that they put in a thank you to the CEO of the company that produces ALAVAX, but it says they were supported by a different company. The study also details how to actually make ALAVAX, but I can't make heads or tails of it.
The good news is it's supposedly all natural, and according to them without side effects so you can go nuts, I just don't know how you're going to get your hands on it.
It won't let me post links, but if you just google ALAVAX you can see all the information about it.
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anders
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I don't really know what to think of this. My excitement depends on the level of sarcasm provided by @hellouser whenever he's gonna comment here.
This sounds fishy. First of all it's odd that a cosmetic hair spray would grow hair. Secondly, I think it's highly doubtful that some natural treatment is going to cure a complex problem like hair loss without side affects. Thirdly, it isn't certain that the study is even peer-reviewed. This reminds me of the Viviscal scam.
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I was looking into a product by a company called Cellmid which made over $1,022,000 in it's first quarter in my country, Hellouser thought the study it was based on was bogus. The product is basically the same, spray on, no side effects, all natural. I imagine he'd come to the same conclusion.
RatherGoBlindThanSeeItGo
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Imo the before/afters look exactly the same, just different length and different lighting. I don't see improvement.
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The trick is not have Androgenetic Alopecia
Update? Did you receive it yet?
The wire company I used cancelled my transaction a few days after i sent the money,stating they do not support overseas pharmaceutical companies. I notified them that payment was cancelled andasked if they would accept western union,but they never got back to me on it. So i didnt follow up