Aderans... Possibly some promising news?
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TravisB
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Yeah, it's time to understand that we live in the pretty technologically advanced world today, now it's best time than ever to finally develop some kind of more advanced cure to our beloved male pattern baldness. We hear more and more news about stem cell researches for male pattern baldness, like I said, 150 million $ for research, so it must happen some time, and it WILL happen in not so far future. We don't live in 80's anymore.
Aderans Research Institute (ARI) is currently in the middle of Phase II trials of its much-anticipated, much-delayed new cellular hair regeneration technology. The company hopes to “encourage†follicular cells to reproduce themselves via a method ARI calls the Ji Gami™ process, resulting in a virtually unlimited number of hair-generating cellular units produced. During this process, a small piece of tissue is removed from the neckline. Cells are cultivated in controlled conditions where they are encouraged to multiply by the addition of proprietary growth media. When enough new cells are formed, they are returned to the scalp, where they are injected and elicit new hair growth and thickness, ultimately producing more hair than the client had before. Candidates for hair regeneration may no longer be limited by the number of hairs on their head. ARI envisions a time when crowns (vertex) can be covered with full, natural hair regardless of the degree of hair loss.
The cell multiplication process, which involves a proprietary technology and “cooking†process, takes about 10 to 20 days. The cells are produced in ARI’s 8,000-square-foot laboratory facility in Atlanta, Georgia.
Someone from the forum live in Georgia?
The cell multiplication process, which involves a proprietary technology and “cooking†process, takes about 10 to 20 days. The cells are produced in ARI’s 8,000-square-foot laboratory facility in Atlanta, Georgia.
Someone from the forum live in Georgia?
Wow, I started this thread, but I didn't really think they would be successful.... let alone beat out Histogen. I've just been so discouraged seeing companies flop left and right. Just checking back on this now and seeing what they're up to, I am (cautiously) optimistic! How awesome will this be?
YAY!
YAY!
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What is Aderans technique? I guess that's cool that Aderans and Histogen are going to release their treatments in similar time (around 2015)?
dimitar_berbagod
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How does the text you've copied suggest that it will/does work?
By the sound of it the technology is still in its infancy. Any marketable product looks years away...
By the sound of it the technology is still in its infancy. Any marketable product looks years away...
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Jeez Dudemon give it a rest!
Not wishing to start an argument but you're clearly on the wind up here...looking for people to take the bait with your comments. Ok, you don't think HM will be a reality or that there is some conspiracy among huge corporations to stop it at all costs. That's fine, I have doubts about HM too, but you don't need to keep banging on about it, it's getting tiresome. I don't know why you bother posting on this forum.
Not wishing to start an argument but you're clearly on the wind up here...looking for people to take the bait with your comments. Ok, you don't think HM will be a reality or that there is some conspiracy among huge corporations to stop it at all costs. That's fine, I have doubts about HM too, but you don't need to keep banging on about it, it's getting tiresome. I don't know why you bother posting on this forum.
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I asked him that very question and he didnt really give me an answer. He is totally convinced that ALL of these companies working on a cure are hogwash, yet he keeps posting on this part of the forum. Why? I personally dont spend my time hanging around places I believe to be utter bullshit, I have better things to do with my time. Seems he's just trying to get attention and wind people up as you said.
Dudemon, you dodged the question AGAIN. Yes, you have no faith in HM or any kind of cure for hairloss in our life times. It's all a "pipedream" we get that. But again, WHY do you even bother reading and posting here? Why do you waste your time in this part of the forum if it's all nothing but a pipe dream?
On a side note, I admit I do get quite a chuckle every time you use your favorite 'wank' emoticon.
On a side note, I admit I do get quite a chuckle every time you use your favorite 'wank' emoticon.
dudemon said:
I can see why you would be discouraged by the whole HM thing after being disappointed for as long as you have, but I still dont understand why you continue to read and post in this section. It's as if there's something inside you that actually enjoys negativity because negativity is all you spout in this section. Most people will put negative aspects in their lives behind them and move on, not continue to b**ch about it. It's like a person who watches MTV every day and constantly complains they no longer show music videos. Well, if you dont like it, you can simply turn the channel, instead of choosing to keep watching and continue complaining about it.
Anyway, you're entitled to your opinion of course, not trying to tell you what you can and can't post on here. I just dont see why you even bother. :dunno: Oh and keep up those wank emoticons, that really does crack me up.
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wendal said:
A few problems with dudmons logic:
1) Histogen actually has regrown hair on human scalp in pre-clinical stages. And for that point, much better quality hair then ICX did who failed at phase 2.
This shows progress has been made.
2) Based on that Dudemons expectations were very high in the early days. That is probably why he is so disappointed right now. When more then likely 15 years ago with Gho etc, HM was in its infancy.
3) Unsuspecting buyers will get hair transplants anyway, poor ones. Anybody who does a bit of research will be better informed.
4) Aderans are investing massively into their product, 100 mill recently, if it was destined to fail they would have stopped pumping money into it. That clearly shows clear intent.
It does not make good business sense to pump money into something that does not have good ROI
5) There are many companies, more so now then 20 years ago working on HM. Everyone working on this knows the potential to be made if they successfully clone hairs. Why wouldn't anyone want to crack the puzzle. There will always be demand for this and billions to be made. If bosley crack it, heck they wouldnt even need to rely on hair transplants as a source of income, they could use this.
6) HM will not replace traditional hair transplants, more then likely many of these procedures will regenerate donor hair for hair transplants.
Everybody is happy.