Of course they didn't, but that's not the point.
Someone at the company allegedly told that mod there would be some public info made by week's end and there wasn't. It's reasonable that people would be mad about that when the product in question is so important to these people; they were given false information.
My point is that it's debatable at this stage as to whether or not trials are even happening. They told Brotzu that they might have info by this time, their response could be standard issue regardless of whether the product in question exists or not. They've had plenty of time and there is little more than speculation and rumors on the internet and vague letters/statements from employees. You can't keep this kind of thing a secret forever if it's really happening and I stand by my point that in a few months, if you've heard nothing and get the same generic replies, it's just not happening. Some users continue to rationalize this because they don't want to lose hope.
I'm sorry, but I think you put way too much faith in this. The tiger moms aren't going to do anything.
Stampede FIDIA...get escorted out by security or arrested. Oprah is also not going to make a company release a product they've never explicitly stated even having.
These companies don't care about kids, celebrities, angry parents, etc. They care about $ — no mob is going to make them release something.
Okay lets talk just money then.
A treatment JUST for AA would make them a bloody fortune--even if it does not work for Androgenetic Alopecia. Even if ingredients were expensive would not matter its AA most insurance would go towards treatments.
If this truly is effective for AA what would be the reason
not to make it?
People would pay exuberant amount for it.
Kids cannot use anything right now.
Adults cannot use anything long term--everything is way too toxic.
The numbers for AA for totals and universal or even just very aggressive patchy AA is very large--so large they have trouble getting an accurate database.
Go to the forums if you don't believe me and see how many people are on there internationally.
This would be a safe long-term treatment. That equals money.
Only possible thing they have coming (possibly) is Jax which is highly toxic oral medication and not likely to work well as a topical at least not for a long time.
They (Christiano or that other Dr at Yale can't think of his name) probably won't have topical available for AA for a long time.
This came from Dr i had a second opinion about my conflicting biopsies and she is one of the researchers working with Christiano so i got it from the horses mouth so to speak.
As far as FIDIA an 'Oprah' I was sort of being cheeky but seriously No one wants bad publicity--I think you really underestimate the power of the media once people in numbers get behind something.
No body wants to hear about millions of people and kids suffering hair loss unnecessarily because of a miracle drug that can help them---where is your precedence for this to be so sure?
So yes i believe with or without pressure they will release this for the very least AA.
The public pressure is tongue in cheek when i say it--but also not unprecedented where i live.
Many parents have put public pressure already on American politicians successfully to consider Medical Marajuana with the aid of celebrities and spokes people and media....with some it has been very effective some it has not--but this is not medical marajuana this is a drug that has no taboo of 'refer madness'.
Im not comparing a corporation to politicians but i am comparing the emotional effect of children suffering to move people to take action.
