Histogen Phase 3 Started In Mexico A
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This is a pretty good satire of how people act here.
Anyways, Follicle thought takes kickbacks from things he advertises.
Either way the source is actually this journal:
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com...me-hair-regrowth-histogen-20180712-story.html
Last I read, they were going to significantly increase dosage for commercialization. Hopefully that helps, though I wrote this off as a joke years ago. I'd go to Mexico if there's any hope it would help maintain until something better is out.
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Agree
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Good to see you're back!
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I've said this before but I think it needs to be reiterated (because I never really got forum culture anyway).
The majority of pictures I've seen from histogen have been cases of reversing temple recession in women, and I think this is a bit more significant than people realise. From anecdote and mass media it's plain to see that women actually suffer from hairloss more than men, but men suffer from balding much more commonly than women. This is because women are much more likely to pull on their follices by wearing their hair in tight styles such as dreadlocks, and ponytails. Ultimately this leads to traction alopecia, where physical damage scars the follicles so they'll never return. It's actually a much faster process than male pattern baldness because there is no miniaturisation.
In any case if histogen really is return these follicles to women, then the most likely explanation is that the hairs are entirely new hairs, and so should also work in men. But the catch is the new hairs will probably still be susceptible DHT and so we will probably still need to take anti-androgens.
But in the end the conclusion is positive. The old statistic is that less than 10% of Male Androgenetic Alopecia sufferers seek treatment, and that doesn't really give confidence to researchers out for money, female cosmetics on the other hand is a life-long trillion dollar industry. Not only will just about every woman whose lost hair to the tight pony tail want one, but so will women who just want thicker hair. There are women who take minoxidil just for added density, but they hate the body hair that comes with it. If histogen does create new hairs than it will crack the minoxidil 10% barrier, with the added bonus of not requiring daily application. As sales rise so will interest in the industry, even if we aren't the focus.
You could start duta tomorrow wrecked your hairline, get it back on histogen and then just stay on duta with a fullhead of hair unless Shiseido comes through.
My only concern is I remember there being some misunderstandings concerning the length of their patent. Apart from that I'm so happy they're back in the game and actually getting a move on, I had given up on them 8 months ago.
The majority of pictures I've seen from histogen have been cases of reversing temple recession in women, and I think this is a bit more significant than people realise. From anecdote and mass media it's plain to see that women actually suffer from hairloss more than men, but men suffer from balding much more commonly than women. This is because women are much more likely to pull on their follices by wearing their hair in tight styles such as dreadlocks, and ponytails. Ultimately this leads to traction alopecia, where physical damage scars the follicles so they'll never return. It's actually a much faster process than male pattern baldness because there is no miniaturisation.
In any case if histogen really is return these follicles to women, then the most likely explanation is that the hairs are entirely new hairs, and so should also work in men. But the catch is the new hairs will probably still be susceptible DHT and so we will probably still need to take anti-androgens.
But in the end the conclusion is positive. The old statistic is that less than 10% of Male Androgenetic Alopecia sufferers seek treatment, and that doesn't really give confidence to researchers out for money, female cosmetics on the other hand is a life-long trillion dollar industry. Not only will just about every woman whose lost hair to the tight pony tail want one, but so will women who just want thicker hair. There are women who take minoxidil just for added density, but they hate the body hair that comes with it. If histogen does create new hairs than it will crack the minoxidil 10% barrier, with the added bonus of not requiring daily application. As sales rise so will interest in the industry, even if we aren't the focus.
You could start duta tomorrow wrecked your hairline, get it back on histogen and then just stay on duta with a fullhead of hair unless Shiseido comes through.
My only concern is I remember there being some misunderstandings concerning the length of their patent. Apart from that I'm so happy they're back in the game and actually getting a move on, I had given up on them 8 months ago.
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Yeah well, i want to grow 8 hairs aswell
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It cannot regrow new hairs in men it just reverses miniaturisation. So if you still have tiny hairs growing you may be in luck! However maybe this and topical zinc Thylium would be effective as a combo.
Got to disagree with you here, looks like the Euphrates and the Tigris filled in a little in the after picture.
They clearly dyed his hair as well.
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As soon as someone pulls ANY kind of tricks with their results pictures, you know their sh*t is piss-poor at best, and does absolutely nothing at worst.
Just think about it. If you had serious, legitimate results, you would take the best picture possible to show clear as day results. Wouldn't need combovers, camera or lighting tricks. If the picture isn't absolutely indisputable, the product is usually bullshit. Move on.
Just think about it. If you had serious, legitimate results, you would take the best picture possible to show clear as day results. Wouldn't need combovers, camera or lighting tricks. If the picture isn't absolutely indisputable, the product is usually bullshit. Move on.
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Maybe the pictures were taken by a 70 years old receptionist from histogene who didn't knew it better
I mean that happens sometimes like in the sitri presentation from brotzu
Yes true guys, I have been pessimistic my self about histogram however, just think how useful this can be if it stops the progression of hairloss or slows it down considerably. It's not a miracle drug by any means but you all have to admit it would be pretty bad *** to have a treatment you get once or twice a year or whatever and keep your hair. Kind of like a vaccine that you have to renew.
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Absolutely, male andropecia seems to get much more attention than female one - but I suspect it can have a larger impact on females
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Ohhh this picture is SO Brotzu