Italian Hair Loss Lotion To Hit The Market In 2016

[sunchyme1]

I had this dream last night... That this lotion was released and actually worked like a charm and my hair became a beautiful mane again flowing in the wind.... I feel like everyone on here has had this dream atleast once.

i dont have dreams about my hair

only nightmares

 

[FCKW36]

Sorry, I do not know English (google tr). At one Russian forum in 2006, there was a 1997 patent reference. There was the same composition. Pge1, dgla, and so on.

So let me get that right. Brotzu claims that he invented the lotion by an accident while he was searching for a drug against diabetes. So he is lying. Maybe it's a big scam and he tried to get some money from Fidia. Maybe that#s the reason why there are no pictures because the lotion doesn't do sh*t.

 

[Xander94]

1 part

http://www.volosy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1465&p=7315&hilit=Pge#p7315

so it works ?

 

[sunchyme1]

so it works ?

 

[Spanishboy97]

Isn't the purpose of a patent precisely that no one else can patent the same thing?

 

[MrV88]

Isn't the purpose of a patent precisely that no one else can patent the same thing?

Yes but depends where you got the patent from and if it is expired or not. Only a worldwide valid patent would grant you such a right

 

[sangan89]

Isn't the purpose of a patent precisely that no one else can patent the same thing?

Nope, doesn't work like that... if you filed a patent in Russia, doesn't mean you cannot copy it in another country where the patent has not be registered... patent is a national protection, except within EU where they are usually recognized across the Union... and if that russian patent would have worked, of course they would have filed it in other countries so as to get monopoly also there... the fact that they didn't even bother to extend the protection proves the lotion is just crap

 

[Spanishboy97]

Nope, doesn't work like that... if you filed a patent in Russia, doesn't mean you cannot copy it in another country where the patent has not be registered... patent is a national protection, except within EU where they are usually recognized across the Union... and if that russian patent would have worked, of course they would have filed it in other countries so as to get monopoly also there... the fact that they didn't even bother to extend the protection proves the lotion is just crap

Are we even sure is the same lotion? I took a look and did not see either equol or Dgla in the formula

 

[sangan89]

So let me get that right. Brotzu claims that he invented the lotion by an accident while he was searching for a drug against diabetes. So he is lying. Maybe it's a big scam and he tried to get some money from Fidia. Maybe that#s the reason why there are no pictures because the lotion doesn't do sh*t.

PRECISELY. SO there's some people which uses brain in here

 

[Rolandconil]

This is not a Russian patent.

I can not find the second part.

 

[Rolandconil]

Inventors:
Duranton, Albert (Paris, FR)
De Lacharriere, Olivier (Paris, FR)
Application Number:
08/886157
Publication Date:
10/15/2002
Filing Date:
06/30/1997
Export Citation:
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Assignee:
Societe l'Oreal S.A. (Paris, FR)

 

[17AndBalding]

i dont have dreams about my hair

only nightmares

Oh for every dream where I get my hair back I have two nightmares where I'm a cueball.

 

[Spanishboy97]

No. It's not exactly the same. But the L'Oréal one uses DGLA too.

What is different then?

 

[Spanishboy97]

Man, read it.
Basically, it's based on lipoxygenase inhibitors/stimulators and cyclooxygenase stimulators/inhibitors. So, yes it apparented to Brotzu (DGLA, PGE) but not exactly the same formulas (no keratin, etc.) and no mention of sonicators if not mistaken.

English is not my first language I was having problems understanding most of it, technical and quimical language thank you for clarifying

 

[SkinDiesel]

Brotzu's original patent has been updated during the period of the clinical trials, has it not?

 

[sangan89]

Man, read it.
Basically, it's based on lipoxygenase inhibitors/stimulators and cyclooxygenase stimulators/inhibitors. So, yes it apparented to Brotzu (DGLA, PGE) but not exactly the same formulas (no keratin, etc.) and no mention of sonicators if not mistaken.

yes, but the real deal is that the components of the BROTZU which are supposed to have a (very small and debatable) scientific basis for working, are already in the Russian patent. That leaves aside some small compunds which cannot make a huge difference...

 

[BTW]

A new story arc has begun around page 500, a mysterious Russian patent from 20 years ago shows itself to add even more confusion for the passengers of the Brotzu lotion thread.
Is the Brotzu lotion just stolen from the depths of the siberian tundra?
Did the italian maverick improve the slavic alchemy for hairloss to bring it to the 21st century and unleash it at the entire world?
Stay tuned for the next 50 pages!

 

[17AndBalding]

A new story arc has begun around page 500, a mysterious Russian patent from 20 years ago shows itself to add even more confusion for the passengers of the Brotzu lotion thread.
Is the Brotzu lotion just stolen from the depths of the siberian tundra?
Did the italian maverick improve the slavic alchemy for hairloss to bring it to the 21st century and unleash it at the entire world?
Stay tuned for the next 50 pages!

I can feel a series of novels coming up:

The Brotzu Chronicles

 

[Royaume]

I can feel that we get an update.

 

[Spanishboy97]

Let's face it, the beps season was the best one, this series is falling in the ratings

 

[MrV88]

Let's face it, the beps season was the best one, this series is falling in the ratings

The lotion is quite similar to North Korea. Big words and no impact.