First stage of hair multiplication

Fallout Boy

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hardcastle said:
I'll admit to having some doubts myself, but I think the recent corporate efforts are definitely encouraging. Odelay, which deadlines are you referring to? I know that Gho and Bazan were predicting some impressive advances, but my impression of them is that they were fairly small time.

I think a major difference between four years ago and today is coverage. K e n Washenik's given interviews to practically every hair site out there, and he appeared in a Wired article on HM in 2004. Bosley and Intercytex have been announcing that they're working on HM for a good while now, and they know how many unhappy people out there are counting on this. I would assume that these companies choose the deadlines they announce very carefully, because they know that every setback is going to raise doubts on whether they can actually pull this off. Doubt translates to bad press and decreased funding, so they've got a lot on the line.

I've said before that even if this does come out in four years, I'll probably wait a little. But I believe that HM is definitely coming, within a decade at the latest. There's too much money to be made here for companies not to pursue this technology.

that is a good point about the decreased funding...all of those other guys predicting HM were small time.. Intercytex and Bosely are pretty big and there is a lot of money being funded to them in the name of Hair Multiplication. I would hope that they would pick a fairly accurate date of when we can expect HM. but maybe this isnt true...i guess we cant really know for sure
 

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Yea I realistically believe that...Hoping whenever I'd need a second hair transplant that cloning is in play. Got any good articles to link?
I got a video of tsuji talking about his approach back in 2015. it was published by replicel on youtube don't ask me why or how but they did it
 

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every day we get older, the closer we get to the cure. That's the only positive thing I think about.
But male pattern baldness does not wait for it. *itch.

My only wish: a full head of grey hairs
 

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This gag is getting a bit old. Yes, we get it, people had hairloss 10 years ago and were hyping up treatments based off circumstantial or made up evidence. Sundays are depressing enough without this sh*t lol
 

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Ressurected threads like these are f*****g depressing man...

At least we have news that Phase 2 trials will start in 2019. That's all we got at the moment.
 

kiwipilu

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reading these vintage topics hurt but sometimes this is a necessity . It reminds us this battle is hard to say the least. *Wake up call*
 

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So much pseudoscience in the space. At least it keeps the grant money flowing.

Man up and get on finasteride + a couple of transplants boyos.

Either that or accept #curehairlossby2045
 

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In 2005 i was 12 years old boy, carrying my skateboard everywhere and rocking my emo haircut. I didn't know such forum existed back in time, heck i didn't even know english(it's my second language)
 

sadila

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Ressurected threads like these are f*****g depressing man...

At least we have news that Phase 2 trials will start in 2019. That's all we got at the moment.
which phase 2 ?
 
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