Just got back to this threat man!
I remember being told about why this lotion would be a game changer, since it uses liposomes to attack locally the androgens in the root of the hair. After all, that's what we didn't have with the big3, local action, and besides local action, idk how much better is this lotion better than the current anti androgen treatments.
This whole thing only brought me more questions than ever and made me question the essence of Androgenic Hairloss. Admiting that italian "potion" works as it is supposed to work means that the hair has nothing that we know of that stops it from growing back.
If it doesn't grow back with local treatment (at the root) it's because the follicle is dead beyond recovery OR there is something else that we are not taking in consideration in the science of hairloss (either because we are ignoring or we just don't know it's even a problem, like we didn't know PGE2 was a thing before 2012).
With modern science so well evolved nowdays, I find it hard to believe that we will still find a new chemical culprit for hairloss. Sometimes i think trying to find a treatment for hairloss is like tryint to find a treatment for aging. You just can't prevent aging. By default, it's on your dna to age, the telomeres only devide so many times (50 to 70).
But we keep dreaming with other people's hairloss success stories.
I didn't base my optimism here with faith like many others. I really thought that this thing could be a game changer because I was thinking on the people that don't get good results with the big3 and many other treatments. My idea for those people's unfortunate fate was that their hair roots had A LOT more androgen receptors than the people that see results with the current treatments that wouldn't have so many androgen receptors and therefore, just eliminating a good portion of androgens in the general area of the root of the hair would be enough to see good results.
Now this lotion comes and says: "hey, i killed all the androgens in the hair root , it's still not growing".
I say: Well, then, back to the drawing board with you
PS: congrats for the woman's recovery, it looks great and at least some good thing out of this parody threat