HMI-115 PRLR antibody: The Most Promising Treatment Ever

[RolfLeeBuckler]

Having a drug, that is extremely expensive to produce. You can either push on a trial for one illness where having a treatment will be covered by health insurance everywhere and therefore it will be easy to get back the investment or you will go for illness where you will get even bashed, that is not a real issue, is nowhere covered by health insurance and because of the production costs are high you wont be able to sell that large amount + you still have a risk of a failure in trial. And on top of that the patent expiration is doing tick tock. What do you choose?

If i had an Investment of 56 mio. $ i would start a Phase II Trial For endometriosis and For alopecia at the same Time. The monkeys grew a lot of hairs that would have convinced me. Safety concerns they don’t have otherwise they wouldnt start a Phase II For endometriosis with 162 Patients.

 

[Hairful]

Those Chinese HopeMedicine motherfuckers fucked the technology. They Are the biggest Problem.

they started a Phase II trial in endometriosis with 162 Patients cause they don’t fear any Side effects
But they don’t start a Phase II trial For hair loss because they Are simply a Piece of sh*t and Are delighted to Waste as much Time as they could.

You clearly have no idea how bringing a drug to the market works. It’s a slow process.

Perhaps you are confused by the pace at which coronavirus vaccines appeared ( in months) but govts and pharma companies knew they would make trillions from corona vaccine and so they made a vaccine and brought it to market with speed of light and force injected everyone not once not twice but three times. Didn’t care if few thousands of people died from the vaccine. Monay monayyyyyy. This is why everyone had conspiracy theories because drug discovery to market takes 10-20 years or so we were told.

Don’t expect the same speed from some cryptic company that is making hairloss drug lol. I am sure they would want to go faster but getting approvals and stuff takes months for simplest of things.

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

Is it possible to track if it works for hairloss through the Phase 2 endometrosis trial? Shouldn't patients have the "side effect" of hair growth listed?

All I want to know if it regrows hair in human or not, as soon as possible, so I can stop coping if it doesn't work lol

 

[Hairful]

Is it possible to track if it works for hairloss through the Phase 2 endometrosis trial? Shouldn't patients have the "side effect" of hair growth listed?

All I want to know if it regrows hair in human or not, as soon as possible, so I can stop coping if it doesn't work lol

Women don’t have same hairloss and I wonder if the same pathway works in women hairloss either

It should work in humans man, that’s not the issue. The major concern is safety

 

[RolfLeeBuckler]

You clearly have no idea how bringing a drug to the market works. It’s a slow process.

Perhaps you are confused by the pace at which coronavirus vaccines appeared ( in months) but govts and pharma companies knew they would make trillions from corona vaccine and so they made a vaccine and brought it to market with speed of light and force injected everyone not once not twice but three times. Didn’t care if few thousands of people died from the vaccine. Monay monayyyyyy. This is why everyone had conspiracy theories because drug discovery to market takes 10-20 years or so we were told.

Don’t expect the same speed from some cryptic company that is making hairloss drug lol. I am sure they would want to go faster but getting approvals and stuff takes months for simplest of things.

so Tell me Why didnt they start Phase II against alopecia?

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

Women don’t have same hairloss and I wonder if the same pathway works in women hairloss either

It should work in humans man, that’s not the issue. The major concern is safety

most hairloss drugs work in women aswell so why not. Pregnant women and menopausic women have abnormally high prolactin levels and lose hair so the same pathway should work aswell

 

[Hairful]

most hairloss drugs work in women aswell so why not. Pregnant women and menopausic women have abnormally high prolactin levels and lose hair so the same pathway should work aswell

No I mean for the women who tried this Mab for endometriosis, they won’t have hairloss to be noticing any hair growth.

Hairloss in women is very rare.

 

[pegasus2]

No I mean for the women who tried this Mab for endometriosis, they won’t have hairloss to be noticing any hair growth.

Hairloss in women is very rare.

It's actually very common. they just don't recede. Most of them had hair loss I bet. They only got two doses maximum, that's not enough to see any hair growth

 

[Hairful]

so Tell me Why didnt they start Phase II against alopecia?

They ran away with the money lol

 

[RolfLeeBuckler]

But No Problem, we all could wait 5 years until it comes to Market in 2027. It is just Lifetime in our best age

 

[Hairful]

But No Problem, we all could wait 5 years until it comes to Market in 2027. It is just Lifetime in our best age

You shouldn’t keep your hopes up, a cure ain’t coming this decade that’s for sure even if it’s discovered.

 

[pegasus2]

You shouldn’t keep your hopes up, a cure ain’t coming this decade that’s for sure even if it’s discovered.

It's highly unlikely, but there could be a patent published tomorrow showing full reversal of miniaturization in human hairs with an easily obtainable molecule, and we could have it in a few weeks.

 

[froggy7]

You shouldn’t keep your hopes up, a cure ain’t coming this decade that’s for sure even if it’s discovered.

real cure will com e from stemson or tsuji, no way it will be available before 2030, Hamilton said in last interview several years preclinical work, then several years of human trials...

 

[froggy7]

It's highly unlikely, but there could be a patent published tomorrow showing full reversal of miniaturization in human hairs with an easily obtainable molecule, and we could have it in a few weeks.

yes and i am roy jones jr

 

[indie85]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't women go through the same balding as diffuse male thinners, whereby random follicles get a message to go into catagen permanently, but the follicle itself remains fully formed. Yet Norwood balders go through the cycle of miniaturisation after each cycle until they produce tiny invisible hairs. It seems to me the treatment for one might not work for the other.

 

[notoriousone]

It's highly unlikely, but there could be a patent published tomorrow showing full reversal of miniaturization in human hairs with an easily obtainable molecule, and we could have it in a few weeks.

Highly unlikely is an overstatement

 

[LouisSarkozy]

It's highly unlikely, but there could be a patent published tomorrow showing full reversal of miniaturization in human hairs with an easily obtainable molecule, and we could have it in a few weeks.

would wounding with minoxidil+ tdm + scube+ hmi be enough to regrowth cometically signifiant hair on dead zone rather than waiting 15 year for stemson or tusji? thanks

 

[pegasus2]

would wounding with minoxidil+ tdm + scube+ hmi be enough to regrowth cometically signifiant hair on dead zone rather than waiting 15 year for stemson or tusji? thanks

It's hard to say. HMI could be very potent, or it might not work in humans.

 

[RoryGall29]

It's hard to say. HMI could be very potent, or it might not work in humans.

When the Phase I will be completed?

 

[RoryGall29]

When ur mom says so

Every comment you had written on this forum is completely useless.