there's something mentally wrong with these guys...a guy creates a thread saying he believes he's seeing results with this VR and DR'ing...so what?? There's a ton of stuff being tried, being consumed, etc, etc...yet these clowns feel the need to come on here and insult people who are just trying to find something that MIGHT give something more...male pattern baldness is an unsolved mystery..anything goes...
As it doesnt help replying to your full posts, I'll just do it sentence by sentence now so you get the meaning and dont cherry-pick what you want to reply to.
I have stated in this thread
five times by now that I dont have any problems with people trying out new stuff. I have encouraged you to buy this VR - as you said yourself that you would do that before you chickened out.
This is the
research sections of these forums. We are discussing
research here, i.e. things based on viable theories. Not an idea some "psychic" who claims that our souls are wandering remote planets before they are put into our bodies at birth (yes, the "inventor" of the VR, Edgar Cayce, actually believes this) came up with in a state of delirium through his "psychic readings".
All the theories in this thread that tried to explain why the VR works are
disproven or based on "psychic readings". Thus, according to what we know, the VR is as effective as rubbing grass onto your scalp - there could be something to it which we don't know yet. It is as badly supported by science as any other
random treatment. And that is the point about basing new treatments on scientific findings: It gives potential treatments a direction in which to try, instead of just doing random things.
I've said it before: I encourage you to try it out. I encourage everyone to try out new things that have some scientifically confirmed theory as their backing. But if we just try out everything some psychics say will heal us even though all theories behind their devices are disproven, we will be trying random things till the end of time.