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I like that thinking. And I envy the newborns today who may not have to worry about. And hair loss is a MAJOR men's issue. You remove hair loss from the equation and you basically cure men of inceldom.
Stemson is going to use minipigs in the next stage of their hair cloning research
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Should I recognize her or is she just some sort of female ideal? I think her halo/oval framing is unnaturally low.
Stemson will probably start their trials at a similar time to Yokohama lol. You guys keep falling for the same trick and repeating the same pattern.
Stemson was supposed to start trials this year, they will actually start in 3 years minimum. Yokohama says they will start in 2023, and instead they will start in 2025.
The fact that they say it will be very cheap and fast to create the hair make make it even better. Just imagin how many company will replicate the same tech when it be out !
That's Selma Blair. Hollywood actor.
That's a Norwood#1.
The difference between #0 and #1 is not the height of the (middle of) the hairline. It's the shape of the corners. Zayn's hairline is plenty low but the corners are squared off like a male's.
key word
what about hair color, thickness, growth direction quality??
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Selma. Wow. She's been supposed to be the next big female actress since the late 90's but she never quite emerged from being a bit player.
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Least Brotzu held up...
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There is none.
Kintor Pharmaceuticals has atleast not only kept by its proposed timelines, but is flying through the clinical trial process in unprecedented speed.
It just finished phase 2 successfully in China for Pyrilutamide.
It's planning to start a Phase 3 in China before the end of this year.
www.folliclethought.com
It just finished phase 2 successfully in China for Pyrilutamide.
It's planning to start a Phase 3 in China before the end of this year.
Kintor’s KX-826 Pyrilutamide Meets Goal In Phase 2 Trial – Follicle Thought
www.folliclethought.com
What? Firstly, I'm not Jewish, and did you just call me a b**ch? Boy I will I knock your old depressed *** out. You out here always depressed on every thread talking about how there's no point in any treatment coz you're not gonna live long enough. Not sure if your old *** is having Alzheimers and you don't know who you're talking too or some sh*t but watch what you say, b**ch.
i call country usa jewish b**ch not you....
Any problem with jews?
Lets keep this fourm clean from racism.
Please comment on hairloss realted stuff . Its just spam this section for no reason.
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Stfu, no one wants to hear your illegible antisemitic retard screeching. Just stop posting.
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Yes, it's possible, maybe with microneedling with min for essentially ever. Otherwise you need hormonal solutions to restore juvenile hair but for many of us, it works all but perfectly but it's too big of a step for most men and even for non-binary folks, it can be perplexing in terms of the new hormonal environment but many on here say the same about finasteride and even more so.
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How many indo-European, non-Semitic ones? Far, far less and again, whites assume that their "disease" is universal when emphatically it is not. You seek solutions that do not alter T/E2 proportions which currently appears all but impossible to achieve. Look for a way to halt beard growth or at least look at the options of this which might be a "cure" that is sustainable depending. I wish for world peace and baby seal safety since baldness, eh, it's not even a "disease" and those who have it appear to be largely whiners who refuse to be men. You were made this way and regardless, there's nothing wrong with being bald. For many, male and female, age-related alopecia is a fact of life as well but without stem cell rejuvenation, improvement for them is also limited. This is both genetic and age-related and T-based essentially in terms of the non-age related variety only occurs in Indo-Europeans/Semites, neither of which group appears to be lacking in resources to study it. It's not a high priority because it is purely/largely cosmetic unlike say dermatitis which can be similarly locked onto the T environment.