Does this bristly mouse hold the secret cure to baldness?
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How sad that all those scientists at Replicel wasted so many years and millions of dollars researching, developing, and testing a treatment for hair loss, when spending just a few minutes with Google would have informed them that it couldn't possibly work.Comment
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I guess it wasn't that obvious and they will learn the hard way. My prediction is they grow short, thin, unpigmented vellus hairs.Comment
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Huh, you'd think Replicel's team of scientists that STUDY hair loss would know more than some idiot sitting in his basement pulling stuff off google...Comment
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Haha ! it's unbelievable that people take that clown ironman seriously. His posting has reached a feverish pitch lately. He's getting more and more panicked the more people start to pay attention to replicel. I've never seen a more blatant case of someone having an incomplete understanding of the literature, or worse, someone who's cherry picking quotes from select papers to support his preformed ideas.Comment
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Whatever, let ironman and his followers/ believers think what they want about Replicel. We all know that if works they'll be first in line waiting for treatment.Comment
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So maybe in 2020.
lol.Comment
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Are you serious? This would be a cure for everyone, from burn victims, to accident victims to people with MPB and more.Comment
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no dude... they have to implant each "cloned" follicle INDIVIDUALLY to a person's scalp..... do you know how long it would take to "reconstruct" a full NW1? MONTHS!Comment
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