Italian Hair Loss Lotion To Hit The Market In 2016

[Alternative]

This thread is the definition of insanity. Chill guys, we will all gonna make it.

 

[hanginginthewire]

We can’t even figure out how to get rid of unwanted hair. How can an Italian hair loss lotion stop loss or regrow?

 

[Bitless]

We can’t even figure out how to get rid of unwanted hair. How can an Italian hair loss lotion stop loss or regrow?

You can laser them out

 

[hanginginthewire]

You can laser them out

It’s not that simple. Laser doesn’t really “kill” follicles. Ask any of our transwomen members.

 

[Francky85]

We can’t even figure out how to get rid of unwanted hair. How can an Italian hair loss lotion stop loss or regrow?

Rediculous comparison....hair removal has plenty of elegant solutions and isnt considered a disease that needs curing.....the amount of people that want permanent hair removal is tiny in comparison to the amount of people that are affected by Alopecia (of all kinds)....so your way of thinking, that becuase one issue that humans face hasnt been solved, that means another issue by default cannot be fixed either is rather silly.

So many emotionally defensive people on this forum.....spouting it cant work, just in case it doesnt and they dont get hurt....bit like people that dont date women, so they dont go through the hurt of a breakup.

 

[champpy]

My best guess is they will show a microscopic photo of new hair growth and say it "created statistically significant hair growth", but they wont show us a zoomed out view photo of a mans head because they didnt acheive "cosmetically significant hair growth"

 

[Bitless]

My guess is fidia will decide if Dr.Brotzu is going to present zoom out picture or not

 

[Alternative]

My best guess is they will show a microscopic photo of new hair growth and say it "created statistically significant hair growth", but they wont show us a zoomed out view photo of a mans head because they didnt acheive "cosmetically significant hair growth"

That we don't know. The abstract mentions phototricogram, the form in which Replicel also represented their maintenance results.

 

[PuffyPink]

My best guess is they will show a microscopic photo of new hair growth and say it "created statistically significant hair growth", but they wont show us a zoomed out view photo of a mans head because they didnt acheive "cosmetically significant hair growth"

IF they could show pictures where we can see a significant cosmetic change then we would really talk about a magic potion.

As far as we know, the testers just used this 6 months. So don’t expect a big cosmetic achievement.

 

[Bitless]

Those are alternative lotion, let’s just wait till April 14th.
That only took 2 months.

 

[hairloss_user]

A lot of people still talking about regrowth I see, but for me the most important thing has always been maintenance. Regrowth is a big bonus.

 

[project100]

A lot of people still talking about regrowth I see, but for me the most important thing has always been maintenance. Regrowth is a big bonus.

When you're bald enough, regrowth is all you have. Although I agree maintenance would be great as well.

 

[d3nt3dsh0v3l]

I know this is pure speculation, but does anyone know if this thing is prone to systematic side effects?

Larger risk of no effect than systemic sides. Expect no systemic effects.

The drug dose is kept very small while the delivery is supposed to be enhanced by the liposomes, which selectively deposit their contents to the follicle. So if you went ahead and drank the daily lotion dose instead of applying it, you would in overwhelming likelihood see no effect because the dose is much too small. Equol, DGLA and carnitine can be safely consumed far in excess (10x or greater) of what is in the daily dose of the lotion as per the patent.

 

[Nostro100]

I like to think critically... If the hair roots have all their androgen receptors blocked, then tell me why the hell shouldn't they grow back like the rest?
Pick one hair follicule from the back of my head and one from my scalp and show me the God Damn difference. If there is a difference Then this Italian lotion is what makes that difference disappears. If hair keeps falling out, then the whole theory of androgens being the culprit of male pattern baldness is wrong of very flawed. (and what are the odds of it being wrong or flawed?) (thinking just like scientists do in physics)

 

[SmoothSailing]

I like to think critically... If the hair roots have all their androgen receptors blocked, then tell me why the hell shouldn't they grow back like the rest?
Pick one hair follicule from the back of my head and one from my scalp and show me the God Damn difference. If there is a difference Then this Italian lotion is what makes that difference disappears. If hair keeps falling out, then the whole theory of androgens being the culprit of male pattern baldness is wrong of very flawed. (and what are the odds of it being wrong or flawed?) (thinking just like scientists do in physics)

I've heard one theory that androgens are responsible for hair loss, but after a period of time with no hair calcification occurs fully blocking any blood vessels thus making any androgens fixes to late.

 

[Alternative]

In earlier times everyone believed that tobacco was 'cure' or 'medicine' for many diseases.

 

[Xander94]

Brotzu is our last hope in terms of hair otherwise its bald for me

 

[TONSofBODYHAIR]

Brotzu is our last hope in terms of hair otherwise its bald for me

same... except if somehow shiseido launches in the 2 next years and then a transplant

 

[Nostro100]

I'm sure that

I've heard one theory that androgens are responsible for hair loss, but after a period of time with no hair calcification occurs fully blocking any blood vessels thus making any androgens fixes to late.

Well then. That checks with what was promised by Brotzu, that being, 5 years recovery (to be taken with a very general sense of what 5 years of hairloss may be).

 

[Nostro100]

Talking of scalp calcification, you guys should check this guy's theory. Worst case scenario, you have just wasted time (no money wasted, which is a big indicative that it's not a classic hairloss scam)