Topical Zinc Thymulin For The Treatments Of Androgenetic Alopecia
- Thread starter Georgie
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From his website?
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Quick Question...how are you contacting him? I originally ordered this on the day the first website went live but the order was cancelled and refunded and now I can’t get any reply to my email inquiries.
contact him directly here and he will invoice you over paypal. usually very quick with replies:
contact@clinicalstemcells.com
contact@clinicalstemcells.com
too early to tell been using for a week today using 4/6 times a day plus dermarolled with 0.5 about 5 if those days still shedding hair not a great deal, but hair definitely feels thicker wether this is just the volumising effect of the spray I don’t know but lndvidual hairs where I was thinning seem thicker not as weak lookin seems more pigmented but again this could all be in my head will update after 4 weeks
Sanchez1234
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This product is a dissapointment. The results are mediocre. But thats okay if you use it as an extra. But nobody can continue to use it 6 times a day for years to come. I was exiting about it but i will skip this one.
Don't disagree, but hasn't one user been applying for a month and a half now?
Sanchez1234
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Dissapointment is more about the frequency of applying. But i hope someone comes along that applies it twice a day and get results.
I contacted him directly via email and he replied fairly quickly. He is back in Australia from China now so he should be able to take orders immediately
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How much is this per month/year?
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good luck, all
but you're a nihilist, thought you didn't care about anything?
did you end up fixing the cable?
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I want to build up my regime very gentle.. Finasteride gave me depression which I never again want to experience!!! At the moment I'm using minoxidil 5% once a day and started to use topical finasteride at a very low dose 0.06mg/ml (0.006%). Would this be beneficial to add and is it save? I know there have no studies been carried out, but is it save from theory?
300 bucks per year is a no-brainer, if efficiency is given. I'm almost in..
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There has been a study done, it’s the first post in this thread. It’s very safe and it actually could have a beneficial effect on your immune system. Thymulin actually helps develop and strengthen the immune system. The study reported no side effects and I haven’t had any at all either. Been using for 2 weeks now.
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Why is he not fixing the website? I ordered through his website(hair29.com) couple of months ago. He accepted the order and then refunded the money stating that he did not have any inventory ready.
How is he accepting payments now? It just looks so unprofessional for a company to accept orders through email and not to have a working storefront.
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Sry I didn't get that. To be honest, this was a very short study with only few participants. I'm fine with it, but to talk about safety we would need more data. Of course I know it's better than nothing and I think there are more studies out there. If you have one please let me know.
Have you had any positive effects till now? Less itching, some more vellus? I know it's not along time since you started but perhaps you already see/feel some minor change..
For me it gets more and more likely to add this to my regime
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He was having issues with the online ordering system or whatever so he took the website down. You have to email him directly, someone posted his email a page ago or something, don’t have it on hand right now.
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Thymulin or any peptides from the thymus gland are known to not cause any negative side effects, there are tons of studies online. Search for thymulin, thymosin, etc and you’ll see that they’re very well tolerated. As for it’s effects, can’t say I can for sure that it’s helping but again it’s too early to make an assessmentSry I didn't get that. To be honest, this was a very short study with only few participants. I'm fine with it, but to talk about safety we would need more data. Of course I know it's better than nothing and I think there are more studies out there. If you have one please let me know.
Have you had any positive effects till now? Less itching, some more vellus? I know it's not along time since you started but perhaps you already see/feel some minor change..
For me it gets more and more likely to add this to my regime