Cmon that picture shows more than longer hair and a combover
Italian Hair Loss Lotion To Hit The Market In 2016
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Cmon that picture shows more than longer hair and a combover
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For whatever it's worth, based on that picture, it does what finasteride + Min does in 2 years, in just 6 months. Maintenance is all I want tbh
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I listened to the infamous conference in original language (I'm Italian). To be fair, there was some synthetic but credible explanation of how the lotion works, but at point no point he claimed that it was a miraculous and definitive solution for baldness. Brotzu pointed out thar regrowth would be limited and that the product wouldn't work for everyone. The rest is hearsay, gossip, betrayed hopes and frustration. This lotion requires an act of faith, no more and no less than finasteride or minoxidil. End of
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Majntenance is a tricky concept You will never know if it occurs because the treatment works, or because Androgenetic Alopecia is simply slowing down
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No chance a ‘temple combover’ does that. Pretty clear regrowth. I’d be thrilled with 60% of that result. sh*t - I’d be thrilled with maintenance. What I hope is that people with very realistic expectations won’t be disappointed.
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Lol, exactly.
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The more I hear things like this, the more I feel this thread has been to some degree hijaced by bitter and angry baldies projecting their insecurities onto Brotzu lotion lol.
Look - I get the pessimism. I’m not sure it will work either but some one the emotional reactions here shows that a lot of the pessimism is reactive, angry lashing out and says more about them as individuals than Fidia or even Brotzu.
I think this will do something even if it’s just maintenance - which will be huge for some people here.
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To be fair I don't believe that 30 (thirty) males is a reliable sampling to either prove or disprove the effectiveness of the product. There will probably be different ages represented, which further reduces the sampling specific to a given age range. Brotzu and Fidia apparently chose to take the cosmetic path rather than the medicinal one - which means several years of rigorous testing which has thus been skipped
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I was making the same point, defending Dr Brotzu. I do not believe he ever meant to cheat anyone (though I can't exclude it) because I am from the same region as him and, historically, we are an island of fools. We are only good at cheating ourselves, but pathologically unable to cheat others - brutally generalising of course.
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So mine isn't pessimism. One has to keep expectations realistic. Some were hoping for significant regrowth from advanced baldness stages, which has never been officially promised in recent communications
MrJolly16
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Soon we will see, but I still think that will it help some of us. How useful is this going to be? No one knows, but I´m still willing to try it and show you evidence by posting photos.
What am I going to lose? 70 euros? Ok, I get it but it will be better to use it myself rather than reading or seeing what it will do for others.
The Brotion is expensive but Propecia was expensive too. But if it helps me in any way it won´t hurt me that much.
If it´s not useful then I´ll tell you. Well, you´ll see for yourselves.
We are the best way to determine if these people are telling us the truth or not.
Please don´t waste your time here. Have fun and rest boyos!
What am I going to lose? 70 euros? Ok, I get it but it will be better to use it myself rather than reading or seeing what it will do for others.
The Brotion is expensive but Propecia was expensive too. But if it helps me in any way it won´t hurt me that much.
If it´s not useful then I´ll tell you. Well, you´ll see for yourselves.
We are the best way to determine if these people are telling us the truth or not.
Please don´t waste your time here. Have fun and rest boyos!
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This is solved by having a control placebo group and an adequate amount of participants.
Unless I see such a study like this I will not buy this sh*t.
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Absolutely. It's what we do with approved medication, we try and see if it works, but we know it may not. I just tried with a can of minoxidil. It gave me side effects immediately so I gave it up, but it was good to try at least
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For minoxidil and, to a lesser extent, finasteride, efficacy have been proved but not for all individuals, which means that the general public has no way to know why the hair has stopped falling - unless they do achieve regrowth. But if your treatment simply slows down the loss, it could well be that Androgenetic Alopecia is taking a nap
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If there was a button that if you pressed it you would get an instant full head of hair for life BUT you would instantly lose your left hand and just have a stump
Would you press it?
Would you press it?
Only if an undetectable, full functioning bionic hand is released in 2016, or the next 5 years (whichever comes first)
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Hell no.
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When brotuz comes out we should create a sepreate thread and have testers post thier results. Currently iam a not doing anything for my hair besides washing it with some expensive shampoos. I think i would be an ideal test subject. Im someone Mr. Brotuz would consider in the "early stages of androgenic alopecia". Id get on finasteride but since the release date is so close ill wait. No other way of finding if this stuff will work besides doing our own study.
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I don't think balding guys dream of a full head - most probably a NH2 or 3. Past a certain age, NH1 hair wouldn't necessarily fit an aging face better than a slightly more advanced stage