piloxll:new israeli method combines wounding+ zi/cu ions to destroy dht in the scalp
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Yeah I'm confused about the logistics of the device too. Is there a certain amount of zinc or whatever being injected as ions that eventually gets used up?
I guess you could just wound, apply CB, then use the device?Comment
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Yeah...hi new guy who has no idea what he's talking about...hellouser has flashes of usefulness, but the vast majority of his posts are over-dramatic, whoa is me, bald people are the biggest victims on the planet posts. If I didn't know better I would assume he could never suffer from baldness because he was castrated due to the fact that he is always acting like a woman....Comment
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Yup. It are always the same people. The gullible, the easy to cheat on & the desperate.
I saw "wolf of wallstreet" yesterday, awesome movie, hehe, main character made an interesting remark when asked why he wasn't selling his scams to rich people: cause they were too smart to be tricked into buying his scams. Just thought that was an interesting thought
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So Pauly have you seen or used this device? Originally it was reported that this device worked on the principle of wounding, however it now sounds like you are suggesting that this is some sort of iontophoresis device to deliver a drug.Comment
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Agreed with you there but I think you have more than once referred to "woe is me" as "whoa is me" so I am just acquainting you with the correct term for future referencesYeah...hi new guy who has no idea what he's talking about...hellouser has flashes of usefulness, but the vast majority of his posts are over-dramatic, whoa is me, bald people are the biggest victims on the planet posts. If I didn't know better I would assume he could never suffer from baldness because he was castrated due to the fact that he is always acting like a woman....
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Or that only 1% of the human population is rich and the rich are mostly greedy.Yup. It are always the same people. The gullible, the easy to cheat on & the desperate.
I saw "wolf of wallstreet" yesterday, awesome movie, hehe, main character made an interesting remark when asked why he wasn't selling his scams to rich people: cause they were too smart to be tricked into buying his scams. Just thought that was an interesting thought
And don't confuse being desperate with being dumb.Comment
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100% of every treatment offered to date has failed. We know that. If we go off of that notion, pilox is probably a failure too. We know that. Nobody is going to be like "Oh arashi was right, he knew it."Yup. It are always the same people. The gullible, the easy to cheat on & the desperate.
I saw "wolf of wallstreet" yesterday, awesome movie, hehe, main character made an interesting remark when asked why he wasn't selling his scams to rich people: cause they were too smart to be tricked into buying his scams. Just thought that was an interesting thought
With the track record that hair loss treatments have had, it's easy to say you predict this will fail. In fact, it's so easy to say it's almost not worth mentioning. Again, you're not saving anybody, and you're not impressing anybody. Nobody is going to look back and find your prediction impressive.
Anyway, back to the science.....
There are peer reviewed articles that back each part of pilox (copper, zinc, ionsophertisis) and the research indicates it's good. I'm very interested to see if pilox works, as nobody seems to have combined all three parts in an effort to stop hairloss.Comment
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I don't have a problem if someone uses scams as long as they don't defend them or lie about the results
A lot of skeptical, intelligent people resort to scams when they have a terminal illness out of desperation, but at least they have the decency of not giving them publicity.
Besides dermarolling, last year I tried two products that I knew pretty well were snake oil, but still trialed them since I read some vague information that they might work. I didn't opened threads about them and kept a low profile, just took pics in case I suddenly grew hair and had to prove it on the internetComment
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If I choose to hope for something which turns out to fail and not spend any money on it, I was neither gullible nor was I cheated. As for the desperate partYup. It are always the same people. The gullible, the easy to cheat on & the desperate.
I saw "wolf of wallstreet" yesterday, awesome movie, hehe, main character made an interesting remark when asked why he wasn't selling his scams to rich people: cause they were too smart to be tricked into buying his scams. Just thought that was an interesting thought
well I think we wouldn't be here if we weren't desperate. Even those non-believers who want to prove this is a scam are desperate enough to do so.
I thought Replicel would be good but it turned out to be a bust however I didn't spend anything on it so how was I cheated?Comment
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