Interesting Clinical Data...

Dpunkz

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This is with the product, the hair loss lazer comb...

Hair counts increased in the temporal area an average of 55.2% for women, 74.1% in men and 69.1% for all patients. In the vertex area, the corresponding percentages were 64.9% for women, 120.1% for men and 111.9% for all patients. The combined average hair count increase for all men and women in the temporal and vertex areas was 93.5%.
 

drinkrum

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Dpunkz said:
This is with the product, the hair loss lazer comb...

Hair counts increased in the temporal area an average of 55.2% for women, 74.1% in men and 69.1% for all patients. In the vertex area, the corresponding percentages were 64.9% for women, 120.1% for men and 111.9% for all patients. The combined average hair count increase for all men and women in the temporal and vertex areas was 93.5%.

Got a link or something to substantiate that, bud?

D.
 

Dpunkz

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lol dude it was regrowth.com under one of the news articles, its not like i am making this up, i was as surprised as you were to see this
 

Mingebreth

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That Laser hair comb aint gonna do sh it!!!! You got more chance of hair growth rubbing F anny juice on your head son!!! You'll probably have more fun as well :p
 

Buffboy

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drinkrum said:
Dpunkz said:
This is with the product, the hair loss lazer comb...

Hair counts increased in the temporal area an average of 55.2% for women, 74.1% in men and 69.1% for all patients. In the vertex area, the corresponding percentages were 64.9% for women, 120.1% for men and 111.9% for all patients. The combined average hair count increase for all men and women in the temporal and vertex areas was 93.5%.

Got a link or something to substantiate that, bud?

D.
http://www.regrowth.com/hairloss-remedy ... _study.cfm
 

Fallout Boy

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Mingebreth said:
That Laser hair comb aint gonna do sh it!!!! You got more chance of hair growth rubbing F anny juice on your head son!!! You'll probably have more fun as well :p

God youre dumb...

i hope FDA results come back to prove the LC does regrow hair just so you look even more like an idiot.
 

Petchsky

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LLLT works, i know from using laser therapy myself, but i have always been unsure about the success of the laser as a hand held device...but the evidence is there.

On that link it states that it does not know how the lasercomb works I.E

"The mechanism or mechanisms of action of LLLT are unknown with regard to the stimulation of hair growth or how the hair tensile strength is increased so greatly. From wound healing studies, it is know that LLLT causes an increase in the microcirculation of tissue, and a reduction in inflammation. The amount of cellular energy in the form of adenosine triphosphatase (ATP) is also increased following LLLT"

This seems very simmilar to the way Copper peptides work so what it be worth adding a lasercomb if you use copper peps????

The stats in that study for the lasercomb are very impressive..bloody expensive though.
 

gonna_win

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Dpunkz said:
This is with the product, the hair loss lazer comb...

Hair counts increased in the temporal area an average of 55.2% for women, 74.1% in men and 69.1% for all patients. In the vertex area, the corresponding percentages were 64.9% for women, 120.1% for men and 111.9% for all patients. The combined average hair count increase for all men and women in the temporal and vertex areas was 93.5%.

Do you have valid source for those claims or did you just pull them out of your ***?
 

Bismarck

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Petchsky said:
LLLT works, i know from using laser therapy myself, but i have always been unsure about the success of the laser as a hand held device...but the evidence is there.

On that link it states that it does not know how the lasercomb works I.E

"The mechanism or mechanisms of action of LLLT are unknown with regard to the stimulation of hair growth or how the hair tensile strength is increased so greatly. From wound healing studies, it is know that LLLT causes an increase in the microcirculation of tissue, and a reduction in inflammation. The amount of cellular energy in the form of adenosine triphosphatase (ATP) is also increased following LLLT"

This seems very simmilar to the way Copper peptides work so what it be worth adding a lasercomb if you use copper peps????

The stats in that study for the lasercomb are very impressive..bloody expensive though.

Funny.
 
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