It would require a positive completed trail, which can take everything from 1 try, to the amount of money they want to invest in serveral tries to complete a succesful trail.
Update From The God Himself - Dr. Takashi Tsuji
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It would require a positive completed trail, which can take everything from 1 try, to the amount of money they want to invest in serveral tries to complete a succesful trail.
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Time will tell. But I strongly disagree that 2023 is possible. If you had 500k in the bank and spent 350k of it on a hair transplant I think hair is only a slight issue to your whole complex lol. To afford a 350k hair transplant comfortably... you will need a minimum of 2mil in your account.
Again time will tell and actually in 12 months we will have a pretty good idea if your wrong or not seeing as itll nearly be 2022 by then.
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Look at the boasting on Organ Technologies' own website:
"Long just a dream, successful hair regrowth is now possible through organ regenerative medicine in what will be a global breakthrough"
I think they are lying.
"Long just a dream, successful hair regrowth is now possible through organ regenerative medicine in what will be a global breakthrough"
I think they are lying.
I dont think he is troll, looks like he really has some mental issues
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Cure in 5 years bro
Not gonna happen.. remark my words!.
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We need @nameless2 to explain, they still have a case since you said HAVE not HAD.
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That seems plausible.
It depends on whether or not the regulatory agency is really on the cusp of approving the treatment for human trials. If the trials start in the next month or two I predict that it will first come to market FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF MEN in late 2021 or early 2022, if the first trial works.
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I'm presently not available to dumb things down for you so you're on your own.
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In Asia including Japan baldness for men and women has a significantly higher cultural negative impact than in the Western world.
Baldness has a major negative cultural impact in the US.
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must be the reason why samurai and so on shaved their head in the balding areas, if it's cool and normal it can't be disgraceful
I dont know if it's true, but anyway baldness is much less common in japan and other asian countries than in western world
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. It was originally a method of using hair to hold a samurai helmet steady atop the head in battle, and became a status symbol among Japanese society.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cho...was originally a method,of the head is shaved.
Are you really ignorant enough to believe that's the norm in China, let alone Japan?
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The heck are you talking about? I just posted a pic.
I don't know the context, but it doesn't matter what the norm is. Independently of the level of social judgment, all baldies would like their hair back, even those who shave their heads.