KP211 said:That's good, hopefully this will speed the process up, the more companies investing in this the better, the first company to come up with a substantial solution for hair loss, will reap the most money. So maybe will see something within two or three years, instead of five years
Re75 said:KP211 said:That's good, hopefully this will speed the process up, the more companies investing in this the better, the first company to come up with a substantial solution for hair loss, will reap the most money. So maybe will see something within two or three years, instead of five years
And propecia and Bosley are just going to sit on their hands and sigh that the golden days of profit are over? I'm sure they will have lobbyists slowing this down with the FDA here in the US, or buying out the companies or something.
I stopped following the story so I'm not sure what exactly happened but didn't Bosley buy up Intercytex as a partner, so if they did come up with anything good they could just infuse it with their shittier programs.
Is that true? I remember having read somewhere long ago that the follicles are not really dead but in some way dormant. If it is so then "all it takes" is to just wake them up (double quotes for obvious reasons).andrei_eremenko said:if the histogen will work then it will just revive the old follicles so it should follow the previous directions...
Letac said:I guess that the people who will come up with a cure will make more money than Bill Gates, and I guess thats a motivation for pretty much everyone in the buisness
Re75 said:KP211 said:That's good, hopefully this will speed the process up, the more companies investing in this the better, the first company to come up with a substantial solution for hair loss, will reap the most money. So maybe will see something within two or three years, instead of five years
And propecia and Bosley are just going to sit on their hands and sigh that the golden days of profit are over? I'm sure they will have lobbyists slowing this down with the FDA here in the US, or buying out the companies or something.
I stopped following the story so I'm not sure what exactly happened but didn't Bosley buy up Intercytex as a partner, so if they did come up with anything good they could just infuse it with their shittier programs.
"We can create an artificial hair follicles," says Horland. However, they remain somewhat smaller than their natural counterparts, and the hair that emerges from the follicles is thinner. In principle, however, it is extremely similar to natural hair.