DESMOND... Where you at?

[hellouser]

Hey guys long term lurker, just been watching about, not sure how to handle all the gho and dr.nigams stuff so i wont get into it, but i read somewhere most the tests done on BNP-32 are on alopecia areta? is there any pics with androgenetic alopecia?

Kane sells BNP-32, some guys are going to be trying it out for AGA, we'll see what the results are soon enough.

[PatientlyWaiting]

Kane sells BNP-32, some guys are going to be trying it out for AGA, we'll see what the results are soon enough.

Good, I can't wait to see results from members. When something has pictures to back it up I can actually get excited about it. All these other stuff that claim they are more powerful than a hair transplant, fin, dut, rogaine combined, and have no side effects and give you super human strength while making you bulletproof and faster than a speeding bullet, yet have no pictures to back up their claims is very frustrating to read about. At least you posted those pics of the old men who regrew hair on slick bald scalp on BNP-32. So I can actually get excited about this stuff.

[hellouser]

Good, I can't wait to see results from members. When something has pictures to back it up I can actually get excited about it. All these other stuff that claim they are more powerful than a hair transplant, fin, dut, rogaine combined, and have no side effects and give you super human strength while making you bulletproof and faster than a speeding bullet, yet have no pictures to back up their claims is very frustrating to read about. At least you posted those pics of the old men who regrew hair on slick bald scalp on BNP-32. So I can actually get excited about this stuff.

Let's just keep our fingers crossed it actually works. I've never seen anything work THIS well. Hell, to some extent this stuff is better than a hair transplant or even the photographs that Histogen and Aderans posted!

[Thinning87]

well if it was only tested on AA patients then it explains why it worked so well... not gonna have the same effect on us guys

[Dan26]

well if it was only tested on AA patients then it explains why it worked so well... not gonna have the same effect on us guys

Still though, you think 5% minoxidle would work even remotely close to that well on guys with other forms of alopecia excluding MPB?? And have those lasting effects??? This + an antiandrogen like fin, dut, ru, or cb could be HUGE.

[PatientlyWaiting]

well if it was only tested on AA patients then it explains why it worked so well... not gonna have the same effect on us guys

Where does it say it was only AA patients? I can not find it. Any way I have stubborn AA patches that just won't refill, so this could help me then.

[25 going on 65]

Am I the only one wondering why the before + after photos are terrible?

[PatientlyWaiting]

Am I the only one wondering why the before + after photos are terrible?

They are horrible and look like some 1950's Sugar Ray Robinson fight quality.

[hellouser]

They are horrible and look like some 1950's Sugar Ray Robinson fight quality.

I wouldnt worry, theyre not photoshopped images like some other HT doctors are known to do. Its a legitimate clinical trial.

[25 going on 65]

I wouldnt worry, theyre not photoshopped images like some other HT doctors are known to do. Its a legitimate clinical trial.

Any idea why they would use these kinds of photos instead of ones that clearly show the subjects? Or were the photos possibly altered before being made public?

[PatientlyWaiting]

I wouldnt worry, theyre not photoshopped images like some other HT doctors are known to do. Its a legitimate clinical trial.

With the horrible quality and all and looking like Babe Ruth era photography, they still show obvious regrowth on slick bald scalp. That is enough for me.

[hellouser]

Any idea why they would use these kinds of photos instead of ones that clearly show the subjects?

Nope.

Or were the photos possibly altered before being made public?

I don't think Dr. Nigam's team worked on these.

[MrBlonde]

What are the side effects of BNP-32?

[MrBlonde]

Hey guys

I've got another MIND BLOWING news for you guys! Up until now, we have been unable to multiply Dermal Papillae cells to sufficient numbers without them losing their trichogenicity (hair inducing potential)!

Now, don't forget this is where Tsuji lab was stuck on! Once we can multiply DP cells, Tsuji lab is ready to go!

It's the most promising discovery for the hairloss community!

Awesome news Des. Again this leads back to the golden question. How long from breakthrough to Market?

[hellouser]

What are the side effects of BNP-32?

Nesiritide's side effects are:

• dizziness, chest pain, fast heart rate, or confusion shortly after you receive nesiritide;
• feeling light-headed, fainting;
• coughing up blood; or
• fever, pale skin, easy bruising, unusual weakness.

Less serious side effects may include:

• pain, itching, or swelling where the IV needle was...

Link:

http://www.rxlist.com/natrecor-drug.htm

Nesiritide (Natrecor) is the recombinant form of the 32 amino acid human B-type natriuretic peptide, which is normally produced by the ventricular myocardium. Nesiritide works to facilitate cardiovascular fluid homeostasis through counterregulation of the renin-angiotensin-aldoesterone system, stimulating cyclic guanosine monophosphate, leading to smooth muscle cell relaxation.

Neseritide was believed initially to be beneficial for acute decompensated congestive heart failure. It received FDA approval for this purpose in 2001 after initial non-approval. In July 2011 the results of the largest study so far for nesiritide was published in The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM); it showed that nesiritide was not associated with a change in mortality or re-hospitalizations.

As for the trial itself with BNP-32 injected into the scalp, the side effects were: '[0673] Moreover, BNP and CNP did not exhibit any adverse events such as local symptoms of irritation, skin atrophy, or an itching sensation resulting from their application, and there were no systemic side effects. '

Here's the study:

http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20120238498