OMG Thank you for looking i am so burnt out on Brotzu research i feel like i 'over-studied' for exams and it all turns to mush. So it possible is as effective as both? That would be fantastic.
It's within the realm of possibility that it could actually be better. Liposomes, as Ive been reading about them, are very effective both as a vehicle to deliver drugs and empty liposomes can be used to filter out unwanted materials. In theory, as Brotzu has stated that the ingredients are only effective with the liposomes allowing them to adhere within the scalp , it stands to reason that they could essentially become a follicle nourishing fortress in your scalp. I wouldn't be surprised if one could maintain indefinitely that way.
Sorry to ask. I read the interviews but are there any hints this could be more effective than finasteride + minoxidil? Still loosing ground on it after my minoxidil push at the beginning
Last edited a year ago If this doesn't get released next year it'll be time to hop on finasteride for me
I really, really don't understand why you keep your hopes highs on this scam. There are tons of papers, showing really good results with drugs that are already there, that nobody is using ( like cetirizine ) and you keep talking of this crap, with no clinical prove, with no before after photos, etc, etc, etc. What it should happen for you to understand this is a SCAM ?
"In theory, as Brotzu has stated that the ingredients are only effective with the liposomes allowing them to adhere within the scalp , it stands to reason that they could essentially become a follicle nourishing fortress in your scalp. I wouldn't be surprised if one could maintain indefinitely that way." Yeah, yeah, and in theory only Harrpy poter is allow to apply this magical lotion . Lol guys, don't make more propaganda to this scam.
Your grades in chemistry must have been bad. It's not the ingredients that matter, it's their reaction when they are mixed together. Go become a preacher, you have talent. Well I have news for you: There was some clinical research done by the Doctor. f*****g clinical trials are ongoing, now by the end of the year they are over/ will be over in 2018. Then we can say if it's a scam or not when those results are out. The chances of scam are 50/50. We have not a single picture of Follica's treatment. We have not a single picture of Tsuji's method on a human head. We have a single picture of Replicel which doesn't show the entire scalp, only Trichogram.
bump I have a question in regards to the lotion's suitability for me. In the FAQ post, it's mentioned that one of the ingredients (DGLA) is a powerful vasodilator. This fact makes me uncertain as to whether I'd be able to use the product as I'm unable to use minoxidil due to it's blood pressure lowering effects. Anybody have any thoughts?
