rantanplang17
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Why don't we hear about them anymore, they were supposed to bring their product to the Asian Market in 2015 ! Any news for them or it didn't worked ?
Histogen ?
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The reason why Histogen isn't out yet is because the douchebag below, Dr. Robert Fitzpatrick from SkinMedica, unsuccessfully tried to sue Histogen on two occasions thus stalling Histogen for TWO YEARS;
Thankfully, the guy is no longer around... he's dead (cancer). I'm sure this will make things easier for Dr. Gail Naughton.
2bald2young
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The reason why Histogen isn't out yet is because the douchebag below, Dr. Robert Fitzpatrick from SkinMedica, unsuccessfully tried to sue Histogen on two occasions thus stalling Histogen for TWO YEARS;
Thankfully, the go is no longer around... he's dead (cancer). I'm sure this will make things easier for Dr. Gail Naughton.
Makes you think though. Maybe if he never sued them because he experienced hair loss himself or anything the treatment being a potential "cure" could be out by now. That means that some of us would never had to really come here and we could life our lifes again.
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You think he ever gave a sh!t? All his petty efforts to squash Histogen's efforts just to make some money only to die shortly after. People like him are scum.
rantanplang17
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Are they really at phase 3 ? When can we expect their products?
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Are they really at phase 3 ? When can we expect their products?
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Are they really at phase 3 ? When can we expect their products?
rantanplang17
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Any where or anybody to confirm ?
dimitar_berbagod
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The reason why Histogen isn't out yet is because the douchebag below, Dr. Robert Fitzpatrick from SkinMedica, unsuccessfully tried to sue Histogen on two occasions thus stalling Histogen for TWO YEARS;
Thankfully, the go is no longer around... he's dead (cancer). I'm sure this will make things easier for Dr. Gail Naughton.
Are you saying you're thankful that this guy is dead?
If so that's pretty pathetic. He's only looking out for his company's interests.
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Yeah, I'm glad he's gone. I'm 31 years old soon and have been dealing with hair loss for the past 10 years. I've been insulted, mocked and ridiculed for it. This a**h** comes along and throws out all ethics and pulls off two dickhead moves and nobody says a thing. Does not respecting him change if he's dead? Yeah, I'm glad he's dead. I'm glad a lot of other scumbags are dead too. I'd be glad if many others would vanish as well. There are some people that simply don't deserve to live. What that piece of sh!t did was fvck over the potential for millions of people to get on with their lives. Respect is earned, not given, and the fact that he's dead changes nothing.
You know what I respect? INTEGRITY.
BiqqieSmalls
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Their Hair Stimulating Complex formula passed Phase I and will be going to Phase II.
KiNGTyreZe
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I'm happy that he died too. Even if I could bring him back to live, I still would decide against it but I agree with your points and I can totally feel your pain with hair loss.
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People like you are the reason that others can do whatever they want with us. Do you think he would care about your life in anyway? I mean if he would have the decision between hundred dollar and you, it's obvious which way he would have picked. He was a waste of oxygen.
2bald2young
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No, I know he doesn't give a crap about my life. Don't know what you mean about that I am the reason other can do whatever they want with us. All I was trying to say was that if he never sued them a potential cure could be out by now. So if he never sued them they wouldn't have their delay and maybe it could be on the market when my hair loss started and I would never had to visit this site.
uncomfortable man
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Do you honestly believe that this guy prevented the cure? If anything he only delayed the inevitable dissapointment of histogens years of resarch and billions of dollars amounting to something perhaps only slightly better than minoxidil and in no way even comes close to closing the gap. When and if they come out with this topical its efficacy will be severly undewhelming andyou will say to yourself I waited all this time and invested all my hopes.....for this?!
bilboswaggins
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because most of these potential "cures" have either never made the market (presumably because efficacy was rubbish) or turned out to be rubbish. Ucman's been bald for many years so obviously the idea of a topical being the solution is unlikely. I'm not expecting too much from it either given the lack of evidence they have when promoting the product.It will be a surprise to me if it even prevents future loss.
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lol no way they spent anything close to a billion on this. If they ever spend a billion I think we will get the real deal.
Dikek
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Before i had hairloss i tought millions of labs all around the world spent billions in research, the reality is that the only barely seriuos study like histogen not even have a properly web site lol seems a old internet 1.0 scam site wtf it s like they are not even trying to give us a working cure i want to smash my self in the wall
bilboswaggins
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nope, to get the best minds and facilities on finding a hairloss cure you pretty much need public or government funding. And it is much more socially acceptable to be donating to stuff like ALS research than baldness even if the latter affects monumentally more people. Especially when we have nw1 douchebags like Bill Gates whining about how Americans can care so much about hair when Africans are dying to malaria.