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Way 316606
This is way 316606 we have tried to cure Androgenetic Alopecia.
This is way 316606 we have tried to cure Androgenetic Alopecia.
Some "way 316606" Stuff Is Making Headlines Today.
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Could you tell us more?
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People on this forum would run themselves over to regrow hair
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lol
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People on this forum (including me) are using hormone altering drugs, that can have long term consequences to keep their hair.
Sanchez1234
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Frrom hlc2020:
More importantly, this latest research went one crucial step further. The researchers found that an already existing SFRP1 antagonist drug to treat osteoporosis (brittle bones) was several times more effective than CsA at growing hair in humans. This drug is called WAY-316606.
Moreover, while CsA has major potential side effects, the same is not true for WAY-316606. Note that while CsA is an immunosupresant, WAY-316606 is a non-immunosppressive, chemically unrelated agent.
More importantly, this latest research went one crucial step further. The researchers found that an already existing SFRP1 antagonist drug to treat osteoporosis (brittle bones) was several times more effective than CsA at growing hair in humans. This drug is called WAY-316606.
Moreover, while CsA has major potential side effects, the same is not true for WAY-316606. Note that while CsA is an immunosupresant, WAY-316606 is a non-immunosppressive, chemically unrelated agent.
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Man, so true...
I get frustrated when people say "just shave it!". f*** people who don't think Androgenetic Alopecia (especially before 30 or 35) is a disorder with social and psychological implications. We're here putting chemicals (that do God knows what) into our bodies and on our heads with the hope that we don't have to think about feeling like sh*t 24/7 or worry about the best way to hide our balding.
I'm tired of waiting for a miracle.
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That is great but no body knows how you would apply it to your scalp!
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And no one ever will because it will never be a viable Androgenetic Alopecia solution.
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Why not?
Actually amazing that you are telling me to read.
First of all it’s WAY-316606 not Way-316066.
Secondly, this is a paragraph taken from the Manchester University website:
“After some detective work, Dr Hawkshaw found that a compound originally developed to treat osteoporosis, called WAY-316606, targets the same mechanism as CsA by specifically antagonising SFRP1.”
So before having a go, maybe try f*****g reading.
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I’m a kiwi living in New Zealand. Born in the UK.
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Because we've all seen these headlines 1000 times before. I hope I'm wrong, I really, really do.
Oh, and because I'm pissy because my roommate just called out my depression, which I attribute to hair loss and taking 749294 supplements and having a regimen/styling that takes 2+ hours daily.
Sorry for pessimism. I'm on the verge of a serious breakdown. According to him, hair loss isn't a big deal and I need counselling to "get to the root of the problems I have". He's a blond NW1.
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Kick him out of your house.
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His parents own the place...and he's my best friend. Just shitty having a full head tell you that it doesn't matter.
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I was only kidding. Obviously that’s shitty.
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We are literally in the same boat.
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I'm so sorry. It really is no fun. I'd be lying if I said I didn't find some solace in not being alone though. I hope things get better. Btw, I appreciate your posts; been reading them long before I actually joined the forum.
Think I'm gonna go get some SSRI tomorrow tbh. Either that or...yeah.