Well, I see no evidence it's a scam barring the high price tag.. but it may well be ._.
Ah, found the thread! I'll post the most significant posts
"Waouw we've finally got the name of this plant and can be cultivated easily at home but the milk seems toxic and also used as treatment for some diseases, look at this link :
http://www.stuartxchange.org/Bali-bali.html "
"EUPHORBIA TIRUCALLI also named Indian Tree Spurge"
"Also named Milk Bush.
I'm a little bit skeptical reading the accompanying video-text => 'New hair start appearing in 3 days'
Link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZ3wd0pBCx0
And as mentionend before by kery: How safe is the drug?"
(they keep mentioning that the milk - what the man used - is in fact toxic)
(some places are known to sell it)
"i think you can try safely this plant by low application for a month all three days, moreover it is cheap and the milk is already used as a treatment for warts in India."
http://plantsarethestrangestpeople.blog ... orbia.html
"ive just read on this site it increases GSH (glutathione) which is interesting:
http://www.stuartxchange.org/Bali-bali.html "
"this is an intresting plant, MAY have some merit to it, it was being discussed on:
(...)
only those who have alergies are most likely to develop an adverse reaction to this.
it apparently is cancer causing but i doubt from short term exposure this will cause cancer."
"a user on (...) is testing this out"
"FWIW the guy trialling the plant on (...) seems to have some positive experiences so far."
"$500! wow
So there's the plant, then there is the oil and also he used acupuncture points.
The 1st video made me doubt the approach, I am still on the fence.
I think someone should send a sample of this plant to be analyzed for the chemical compounds in it. Maybe the immune suppression, maybe something else!
The guy that has tried this plant (...) reported positive results, but not much of them... the last post was on 8/25/2010"
"My gut feeling about this plant is that it's not such a big deal.. that's just my opinion."
OMG the guy on that site that I keep blanking out with (...) actually ordered the plant itself! He has an image of it in a box:
"Continuing with it, a little more thickening in the crown area and sides and my hair is definitely growing faster. Can't say there has been regrowth up top yet though.
If you use too much of the sap, expect significant irritation which will hinder any progress I've learned this a couple times, VERY little of the plant sap is required.
I agree with you guys, some of the videos are sketchy with the poor lighting; if he had a patient with full regrowth seems to me he'd post this in bright high-quality lighting on his website"
"Not shedding after using too much, just any progress that seemed to be slowly happening, halted while the scalp recovers. Shedding is still practically nil. The sap reminds me of what is always said about Retin-A: a little bit is positive, a lot of it can cause additional hairloss in other words, LESS is more which contradicts the natural thinking that if a little bit is good, then a lot of it will be even better.."
"By using 'too much' i meant several stem 'segments' per application. I found 1-2 is enough, that seems to be about what the Doctor was using. Unless you noticed he was using more..?
The slowdown in shedding should be due to either 1) the sap, 2) the MEBO [ScarReducer] product, or both. Only things i'm doing differently.
Bear in mind as i've said before, I am far along on the Norwood scale- I wouldn't expect to see stellar results ever, but if they do happen it will take some time. On that note, if it works for me, it should help at least some of you guys who are NW1-2."
and that..... is it
Hoppi
