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That's how you know it won't work; if it did, they would have easily raised hundreds of millions of dollars, or they would have been bought out by a large pharma. Crap photos, weak studies, no money = failure. On to the next.

There are plenty of good ideas that don't succeed in raising money.
 

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That's how you know it won't work; if it did, they would have easily raised hundreds of millions of dollars, or they would have been bought out by a large pharma. Crap photos, weak studies, no money = failure. On to the next.

unfortunately i dont think big pharmas lack of interest is the issue... histogen had that lengthy legal battle with cellceutocald over their media and ptent a few years back which really ****ed everything up. also cellceutocals was bought out or is a subdivision in the all encompassing umbrella known as allergan! imagine cellceuticals had gained ptent rights... youd bet your asses allergan wouldve had hsc on the market by now regardless of how efficacious ppl think it is. hsc definitely works. i dont believe it is the cure but it is definitely something i would have done for increased growth/regrowth.

i was recently in contact with a member of the histogen team regarding an update from the hair congress.. i was looking to address all things relevant to hsc and progress towards market as well as funding. the representative told me i could conduct an interview to address all these questions wkth dr gail naughton at yhe end of this month after the stem cell meeting. so lads any ?s you have feel free to post and ill be sure to ask dr naughton when the time comes. cheers!
 

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i was recently in contact with a member of the histogen team regarding an update from the hair congress.. i was looking to address all things relevant to hsc and progress towards market as well as funding. the representative told me i could conduct an interview to address all these questions wkth dr gail naughton at yhe end of this month after the stem cell meeting. so lads any ?s you have feel free to post and ill be sure to ask dr naughton when the time comes. cheers!

Please ask about the progress regarding the trials in mexico and if they have the finalized a partner, turkey as well which she mentioned on a particular intenret radio show which will not be named but you all know lmao. Id also like to know if they have made any progress in Canada as well. Hellouser mentioned that Canada is very friendly towards regenerative medicine lately, and hopefully they can find a partner there and go straight into a phase 3 just like mexico.
 

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Please ask about the progress regarding the trials in mexico and if they have the finalized a partner, turkey as well which she mentioned on a particular intenret radio show which will not be named but you all know lmao. Id also like to know if they have made any progress in Canada as well. Hellouser mentioned that Canada is very friendly towards regenerative medicine lately, and hopefully they can find a partner there and go straight into a phase 3 just like mexico.

Well done. Exactly what I would like to ask.

Please add this to the list.
 

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There are plenty of good ideas that don't succeed in raising money.

That is a 100% true fact ! Even on serious diseases or disabilities that have no treatment, but Especially when certain companies have the monopoly on an already available treatment
 

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I was debating if i should start a new topic or not because I havent seen this histogen presentation posted before, but even though theres nothing too new in it, I thought it was interesting around the 11:15 min mark where she goes into who already invested into Histogen thus far.

https://vimeo.com/149787339
 

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I was debating if i should start a new topic or not because I havent seen this histogen presentation posted before, but even though theres nothing too new in it, I thought it was interesting around the 11:15 min mark where she goes into who already invested into Histogen thus far.

https://vimeo.com/149787339

Wow, she dropped some specific names. But it's funny how not a single celebrity is mentioned. LeBron James, with all his insecurities, would probably be the FIRST person to go in for a treatment.
 

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Wow, she dropped some specific names. But it's funny how not a single celebrity is mentioned. LeBron James, with all his insecurities, would probably be the FIRST person to go in for a treatment.

Even if a celebrity did invest I would assume most of them would request confidentiality.

Some ppl on this forum give Histogen a lot of **** for their pictures, which I admit aren't the best, but there's no denying there was regrowth in certain pictures.

The fact that everyone keeps slamming the pictures when her statistical data and trichigram pictures are very impressive is funny.

Not saying this is a cure but I think it'll be a viable treatment if she can get it to market.
 

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Every time I look at the data this looks more promising... I wish there was a more frequent communication channel with them or at least some updates on the test phase approval in Mexico

Btw... The bald guy in the back looked very happy after the her presentation... Hopefully he is an investor and will contribute with a couple of millions:)
 

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Very smart women, but not enough smart to cover their fake pictures:)

Can someone fake their clinical trial results? Are there strict controls on clinical trials and results by FDA? We live in corrupted system, so everything is possible.
 

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Very smart women, but not enough smart to cover their fake pictures:)

Can someone fake their clinical trial results? Are there strict controls on clinical trials and results by FDA? We live in corrupted system, so everything is possible.

^^^ This kind of **** right here baffles me! What could they possibly gain from fabricating the results? After spending a ton of money on clinical trials,along with a crazy amount of time and effort, say they somehow fool the FDA with their fake pictures and fabricated results. I can assure you they wouldn't make much money, the desperate would flock to their treatments, but you can imagine how quickly theirPoor results wouldhit the Internet, if it became a big enough of a problem legal action would be taken; eventually by the FDA not good. At $2000 per treatment even if it was $10,000 per treatment if there were no results or very little they wouldn't even scratch $2 million profit before a stink started stringing (which is nothing would nearly be worth the effort ), legal action would be taken, if they took off they wouldnt be able to enter the country their "fake" results affected, their professional reputation would be eradicated; good luck getting a job, no it just doesn't work in this day and age.
 

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^^^ This kind of **** right here baffles me! What could they possibly gain from fabricating the results? After spending a ton of money on clinical trials,along with a crazy amount of time and effort, say they somehow fool the FDA with their fake pictures and fabricated results. I can assure you they wouldn't make much money, the desperate would flock to their treatments, but you can imagine how quickly theirPoor results wouldhit the Internet, if it became a big enough of a problem legal action would be taken; eventually by the FDA not good. At $2000 per treatment even if it was $10,000 per treatment if there were no results or very little they wouldn't even scratch $2 million profit before a stink started stringing (which is nothing would nearly be worth the effort ), legal action would be taken, if they took off they wouldnt be able to enter the country their "fake" results affected, their professional reputation would be eradicated; good luck getting a job, no it just doesn't work in this day and age.
Do you know how many scum products we see daily on television and markets? They are all approved by FDA and state goverment for commercial use and people use it even if they know these products are scum.

Alcohol have very bad consequences on health (millions of people die because of alcohol), but people still use it and FDA say its perfectly safe to drink alcohol.

Company like Histogen can’t make professional photos? Money rule the world. You can corrupt everyone with money.
 

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Do you know how many scum products we see daily on television and markets? They are all approved by FDA and state goverment for commercial use and people use it even if they know these products are scum.

Alcohol have very bad consequences on health (millions of people die because of alcohol), but people still use it and FDA say its perfectly safe to drink alcohol.

Company like Histogen can’t make professional photos? Money rule the world. You can corrupt everyone with money.

The 'scum' products you speak of are organic, which don't really require approvals (see anything saw palmetto based).

If Histogen faked their results, the FDA would throw out their phase trials and you'd never hear from them again. If you think Histogen is paying off the FDA, then explain how they have the money to do that when they were struggling to raise cash to simply RUN their trials?

Having said all that, stop posting false information.

THESE ARE THE FACTS: Histogen is LEGIT, their photographs are NOT altered, the HSC formula is likely to be the FIRST available product we might get anywhere in the world before any other new treatment.
 

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The 'scum' products you speak of are organic, which don't really require approvals (see anything saw palmetto based).

If Histogen faked their results, the FDA would throw out their phase trials and you'd never hear from them again. If you think Histogen is paying off the FDA, then explain how they have the money to do that when they were struggling to raise cash to simply RUN their trials?

Having said all that, stop posting false information.

THESE ARE THE FACTS: Histogen is LEGIT, their photographs are NOT altered, the HSC formula is likely to be the FIRST available product we might get anywhere in the world before any other new treatment.

Let's just hope they present some NEW facts. None of the same stuff. I'll be very unhappy if they're repeating the same things since November of 2015
 

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Let's just hope they present some NEW facts. None of the same stuff. I'll be very unhappy if they're repeating the same things since November of 2015

At this point, I dont care what 'facts' they present. I just want their treatment to be available NOW.
 

Pavi

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At this point, I dont care what 'facts' they present. I just want their treatment to be available NOW.

I mean they have to be close... Haven't they been around for like 6+ years? I mean come on now.

The science community in general is very ignorant on hair loss. In my human physiology (for med school) my professor said "minoxidil blocks DHT locally" and I raised my hand and said that's incorrect. I said why would anyone take propecia if minoxidil "blocks DHT" locally? And he said he didn't know lol
 

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Time doesn't mean much. Look at Follica, CB and some of the other drugs that have been researched on and off - most will never make it to market, whether it's been 6 years, 10, etc.

Average time it takes a biotech to release a treatment is 10+ years.
 
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