There are pics of woman in there. And if I am not mistaken woman can't take fin. There is a chance it might work, so wait and see, everything is possible.
piloxll:new israeli method combines wounding+ zi/cu ions to destroy dht in the scalp
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We don't have enough info to know if this product is real. We don't have enough info to know if this product is fake. Seriously, all we can do at this point is speculate. And that's fine I think. I try to see the good and the bad on things...
But damn, it seems that if you don't immediatly reject this thing then you are a sad man clinging deperately to whicheverer little hope you can chew out of this. Either that or then you are blindly emotianaly attached to it...Comment
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Hey guys,
Search any "yoram" or "benitah" at staff guideline of Technion University and see what happens...
http://www.admin.technion.ac.il/engtelbook/Comment
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The pilogics team which is behind piloxll does seem to have Technion staff. Notably Dov Ingman and Erez Manor.
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Hey guys,
Search any "yoram" or "benitah" at staff guideline of Technion University and see what happens...
http://www.admin.technion.ac.il/engtelbook/
I could be wrong, but I believe it's the engineers of this device that are from Technion, not Yoram.
Anybody else remember?Comment
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The fact that we want to believe in this (i i include myself) shows our desperation. But honestly if you put our desperation aside, to believe that electronic devices like lazercomps, laser helmets, ion manipulators will bring our hair back is a joke. I don't care if these pictures are photoshopped or not, if they want to scam us they could put a bunch of people on propecia + minox and tell us this the result of the magical device.
I hear this guy Zoran or whatever his name is has been offering treatments for a long time now for patients. He could just use his photo album of his best responders to fin and minox and make us all think its a magical device that brings these results.
Point is enough people will buy it, the placebo effect will work for a while in reviews and it will be years till we say its crap just like the lazercomps which still sell no matter the lack of results.
This is why caution is so important and we should be extra wary of stuff that seems to come out of nowhere and is not going through the standard three phases of clinical trials. I have been on this forum long enough to see several cycles of scam products, and I feel fortunate not to have succumbed to any of them yet. I think the posts from skeptics are the most valuable, provided they outline their thought process rather than just subject everyone to a bunch of one line postings that are variations of "Definitely a scam. Scam, scam, scam, etc!"Comment
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I believe the 2 that have their names on the patent (Dov Ingma and Erez Manor) are just engineers from Technion that probably helped create the instrument. They don't seem to have any background in the hair loss field specifically, but on the Technion website it's noted that Dov Ingman is a member of graduate studies in quality assurance and reliability which seems to be a plus lol. http://tx.technion.ac.il/technion/qa...rs/ingman.htmlComment
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I believe the 2 that have their names on the patent (Dov Ingma and Erez Manor) are just engineers from Technion that probably helped create the instrument. They don't seem to have any background in the hair loss field specifically, but on the Technion website it's noted that Dov Ingman is a member of graduate studies in quality assurance and reliability which seems to be a plus lol. http://tx.technion.ac.il/technion/qa...rs/ingman.html
It'd be like assuming that Dr. Wesley's engineers for the Pilofocus device are also doctors with knowledge on hair loss.Comment
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I wouldn't expect guys working on the device itself to know much about hair. The guy's are likely just asked by Yoram (or whichever doctor) to make the device according to his requirements doing what its supposed to for fighting hair loss, he's the one that came up with the science, not the production of the device, correct?
It'd be like assuming that Dr. Wesley's engineers for the Pilofocus device are also doctors with knowledge on hair loss.Comment
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Shit i just need some new treatment to get an hair transplant and keep goingComment
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Do they expect to release a product in 8 months without advertising about it ever? That is why I find it hard to believe that it will be released this year, of course that is, IF it is a real and working product.Comment
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