New Hair Loss Method, Using Enzymes ?

[Marky]

Well I don't know how much honest success this method is had but his talk sure gets to the heart of hair loss sufferers, especially the part about his marriage:

http://regrowhairprotocol.com/?l=n&aff_id=17000&subid=wS1FAIB0J1G9GMJ3H2U6F61I

 

[Marky]

After watching the full video it sounds like big pharma is trying to shut him down - for $37 bucks it could be worth a try, does anyone have experience with guys like this?

 

[Patrick_Bateman]

This screams out scam to me.

* Never explaining what the product is.
* Talking down on the current "golden standard" treatments.
* Saying that he isn't doing it for the money, yet asks for money before saying what the product is.
* Way too good to be true.
* Spends all the time talking about how bad his hairloss is and how it affected him and showing pictures of results, but doesn't take the time to explain what the f*** the product is.
* The fact that you need to pay before knowing what he is selling.
* Can't skip ahead or see how long the video is.

Tried googling the authors name didn't come up anything worthwhile. David McKenna seems like the worst kind of person there is, he is trying to con you for your money. Making people quit traditional treatment and starting this natural sh*t that I'm certain doesn't work and then ending up in a worse spot than originally.

If this stuff really worked it would be plastered everywhere. Spoiler: it isn't.

 

[shookwun]

new way to cope?

god this disease is pathetic.


I wish I had the opportunity to coin on peoples misery, and exploit them in profitable ways through e-books, and potions





P-R-O-T-H-E-S-I-S wearer

 

[Marky]

This screams out scam to me.

* Never explaining what the product is.
* Talking down on the current "golden standard" treatments.
* Saying that he isn't doing it for the money, yet asks for money before saying what the product is.
* Way too good to be true.
* Spends all the time talking about how bad his hairloss is and how it affected him and showing pictures of results, but doesn't take the time to explain what the f*** the product is.
* The fact that you need to pay before knowing what he is selling.
* Can't skip ahead or see how long the video is.

Tried googling the authors name didn't come up anything worthwhile. David McKenna seems like the worst kind of person there is, he is trying to con you for your money. Making people quit traditional treatment and starting this natural sh*t that I'm certain doesn't work and then ending up in a worse spot than originally.

If this stuff really worked it would be plastered everywhere. Spoiler: it isn't.

Agree with most of what you are saying, but to add to his credibility he can't divulge exactly what his big secret is but does say it's in the food you eat to fight PGD2 - then sounds like he's selling recipes for these foods.

What I don't like is how he says this website might be taken down in a few days so buy now. Typical high pressure selling tactic, then the product is only $37, most can easily afford that and will give it a try even if they are skeptical, but not if it was $600.

He also offers a refund, but most won't care for a $37 refund and he might be counting on that, or he may just disappear one day and no refund for anyone.

 

[Marky]

new way to cope?

god this disease is pathetic.


I wish I had the opportunity to coin on peoples misery, and exploit them in profitable ways through e-books, and potions





P-R-O-T-H-E-S-I-S wearer

I thought the part where he says he came back to his wife as a full head and she was all over him was hilarious, how do you forgive a wife who left you for another man cause you went bald. Sheesh I would be getting someone hotter, buying a Ferrari from his secret formula money, then driving buy the house honking the horn - and hopefully while she's with the other dude.

 

[shookwun]

I thought the part where he says he came back to his wife as a full head and she was all over him was hilarious, how do you forgive a wife who left you for another man cause you went bald. Sheesh I would be getting someone hotter, buying a Ferrari from his secret formula money, then driving buy the house honking the horn - and hopefully while she's with the other dude.

I will take this mans advice. He's highly credible... HIs take on the cure!

Chris Nelson

First of all, it's not going to happen. It's time to face reality: You're going to keep losing your hair and go bald before a cure hair loss is discovered. Secondly, you need to reexamine how you view baldness. If you choose to look at it with a glass-half-empty perspective, then you're going to be miserable the rest of your life. You will have a negative self-worth.
I noticed my hairline receding and my hair thinning in my early 20s. By my mid-20s, I was using Rogaine. It worked -- it stopped the recession of my hair line and some hair even regrew over the crown of my head -- but it carried with it some unpleasant side effects. The most noticeable of these side effects is an increased coarseness of my beard. I can only shave every 2-3 days now because a razor will shred my face if i shave any more frequently.
I finally accepted my fate and shaved my head. Sometimes, I wish I could have my hair back (it was thick and curly), but I can't, so I make the best with what I have. And you know what? My wife loves it and people tell me this look suits me well.

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[PseudoHair]

So no one here has tried the exact regimen?

How do we tell if accounts here are fake/pharmacy shills / site hockers?

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

This title is kind of annoying, as every process in the body involves enzymes.

 

[PseudoHair]

This title is kind of annoying, as every process in the body involves enzymes.

So is lying when trying get to find truth and yet they both use words.

 

[Emu]

Lol when he said he grew back is hair in six weeks, it would take at least 3 months for the hair to be visible.