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would you trust something out of cuba?
2020, Hairloss Cures Or Just New Treatments?
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would you trust something out of cuba?
On the one hand, health care not "cosmestic" care
On the other hand, I heard that the authority didnt approve PRP
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Not sure where to post my weird thought bubble, but I thought I’d do it here:
Rather than cloning a small number of hairs, which would be expensive, would using body hair (legs,pubic region, etc..) work?
Would transplanting it into the scalp, cause the hair to change morphology to blend in with other scalp hair?
Rather than cloning a small number of hairs, which would be expensive, would using body hair (legs,pubic region, etc..) work?
Would transplanting it into the scalp, cause the hair to change morphology to blend in with other scalp hair?
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No, not at all.
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Healthcare in Cuba is excellent.
So, yes, I would.
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I have been living in Cuba and nothing is excellent, only for those close to the regime.
It depends on your age if you will be alive or care if a cure is ever found. Not to make men in advanced stages of baldness more depressed, but your delusional if you think in the next 10 years a guy is going from Norwood 3+ to Norwood 1. male pattern baldness wont be cured in the next 10 years its almost for sure, and if it was your going to be mortgaging your house to pay for the very very expensive hair multiplication or surgery. It will be very very expensive for at least 4 or 5 years afterwards.
If your going bald do not delay using what exists. Risk the finasteride or even the CB/RU or whatever else. Do something to keep what you have because you might not be alive to see something grow it back
If your going bald do not delay using what exists. Risk the finasteride or even the CB/RU or whatever else. Do something to keep what you have because you might not be alive to see something grow it back
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thats my point. Just because the country is poor on a relative level doesnt say anything about the quality of a specific industry. Cuba has pioneered several medical innovations, in spite of their economic situation.
So, it would seem strange then to not trust something out of singapore, a country that is considered highly developed.
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exactly what i thought. won't be cured ''almost for sure'',. Either way we just don't know if it will be or not in the next 10 years unless you are god or the illuminati haha.. But maybe we will have better treatments ?
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Tsuji is at least 50/50 in terms of possible success and they want to commercialize in 2020.
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In that case maybe you should visit the current treatments section and not the New Research section?
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Am i the only one thinking that Tsuji 2020 is unrealistic ?.
No, I also think it’s unrealistic. Everything has to work out perfectly, from trials, to resources, and results for them to release it in 2020.
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Oh, I misinterpreted your comment (I undisliked).
Well, most scams originate from developed countries. So, no, there is no guarantee that this gig is legit.
Are there any trials?
That is all we need to know.
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It might come to the market as a limited in scope, experimental cure/treatment/work arround. Who knows...don't kill my optimism.
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"We will look to begin the process of obtaining clinical trial approval in January or February of 2019 with an aim to launch the trial itself in January 2020."
Quote from Invitrohair
So no, not even close
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We already had pieces on them, they are very scammy...that would be 1.4 million euro for a full head of hair as well lol.
Tsuji 2020 available & affordable, unrealistic.
Tsuji 2020 small-scale & expensive, best case scenario.