https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/09/190919165334.htm
I heard this news on a local radio and decided to google it.. What do you think?
I heard this news on a local radio and decided to google it.. What do you think?
Electric Tech Could Help Reverse Baldness (7)?
- Thread starter MxMa
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Waste of time bro. Massages, pulses and tickles ain't going to regrow our hair in any meaningful way.
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Here’s another link to the same story but on anew Scientist. Who the hell knows if it’ll work.
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...le-balding/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=daily
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...le-balding/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=daily
bluesuedeshoes
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"Wang is confident it will work, because hairless mice are considered good models of male balding."
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You lost me at dumb meme with goofy black guy
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The New Scientist is a relatively reliable source. But based on experience, I don't expect this to work
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I don’t “expect” it too either but we’re not scientists - they are.
Fingers crossed is all I have to say about it.
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The amazing thing about it is that it’s able to turn the guy from blonde to brunette, and also change the luminance in the room he’s in!
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As you know already, much of the dissonance comes from the fact that "work" means
To proponents, any amount of hair regrowth with any regime at any cost
To us, aesthetically significant regrowth on a bearable regime and affordable price
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This treatment is nothing new, and I honestly don't think it is going to work. But I'll try to be open-minded and say that maybe there's a 2% chance it will work.