Oh its topical? I remember reading a while ago that vitamin D not getting right was part of the problem and now its something with vitamin C
Article: Skin molecules that cause baldness, unwanted hair identified
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One thing is hair loss and another thing is hereditary baldness. For me it is hard to believe that some vitamin can cure hereditary baldness.
It has long been said about Melatonin also. Now Vitamin D and Vitamin C.
Anyway, who is to take the test, good luck.Comment
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Just to remember, here is a video about Vitamind D:
http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/video...YWX4lFW4Ptq2F1
Haven't heard that Melatonin supposedly fights hairloss, but i have a bottle here of 3mg. Haven't applied none of them tropically, so maybe i should mix vitamin C,D and Melatonin and use it after a dermarolling session?Comment
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So lowering that dkk 1 would allow hair growth to function more normally. So there are no good ways to affect it through diet?Comment
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Okay that sucks then I guess we do the usual waiting game. This quote is the million dollar question can you do anything about it safely and how important is this pathway given all the other things affecting MPB
“Conversely, if delivered in a limited, safe and controlled way, agents that activate Wnt signalling might be used to promote hair growth in dormant hair follicles in conditions such as male pattern baldness.”Comment
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This is such old news. DKK-1. These studies have been around for years now:
Recently, we suggested that Dickkopf 1 (DKK-1) is a pathogenic mediator involved in male pattern baldness. As premature catagen onset is a key characteristic of male pattern baldness, in this study, we evaluated whether DKK-1 has a role as a catagen inducer in hair cycling. Herein, we report that re …
Move on from this. It's not a cure.
http://www.renokin.com/index.php?pgn.../sub_mechanism even the bullshit products already tried to "fix" it.Comment
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This is such old news. DKK-1. These studies have been around for years now:
Recently, we suggested that Dickkopf 1 (DKK-1) is a pathogenic mediator involved in male pattern baldness. As premature catagen onset is a key characteristic of male pattern baldness, in this study, we evaluated whether DKK-1 has a role as a catagen inducer in hair cycling. Herein, we report that re …
Move on from this. It's not a cure.
http://www.renokin.com/index.php?pgn.../sub_mechanism even the bullshit products already tried to "fix" it.
Lets give balding men and women a glimmer of hope by bringing up old news.
The writers of these articles should be FIRED.Comment
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This is such old news. DKK-1. These studies have been around for years now:
Recently, we suggested that Dickkopf 1 (DKK-1) is a pathogenic mediator involved in male pattern baldness. As premature catagen onset is a key characteristic of male pattern baldness, in this study, we evaluated whether DKK-1 has a role as a catagen inducer in hair cycling. Herein, we report that re …
Move on from this. It's not a cure.
http://www.renokin.com/index.php?pgn.../sub_mechanism even the bullshit products already tried to "fix" it.
However, the fact that some fly by night companies have tried to sell some (as you described it) "bullshit products" that they claim is based on these findings does not discount the possibility that some legitimate treatment could be developed in the future that is based on these findings.Comment
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Thanks for the links to the other articles. It is interesting that this recent study is more of a continuation of other research and not something brand new.
However, the fact that some fly by night companies have tried to sell some (as you described it) "bullshit products" that they claim is based on these findings does not discount the possibility that some legitimate treatment could be developed in the future that is based on these findings.Comment
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I just don't know what to make of Follica. They seem to be on to something and I can't understand why they would make the claims they made in June if they didn't have anything.
Looking at their press release patterns, they might lets us know in 2014 or more likely 2015 how the fgf9 thing is working out. If it does go well we can be very optimistic about the whole thing.Comment
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Thanks for the links to the other articles. It is interesting that this recent study is more of a continuation of other research and not something brand new.
However, the fact that some fly by night companies have tried to sell some (as you described it) "bullshit products" that they claim is based on these findings does not discount the possibility that some legitimate treatment could be developed in the future that is based on these findings.
Its just like the 20 different topical AAs that dont work but claim they lower or alter DHT. Does not mean androgens/DHT is not important just because some crap products dont work.Comment
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Yeah I agree here we dont know the magnitude of this yet. Some crappy product which very well might not work does not really represent the potential of this pathway. Could still be really big regardless of those stupid companies trying to cash in on buzzwords. Im sure plenty of natural things influence it slightly so they can claim it works through whatever mechanism they want, doesnt mean it works.
Its just like the 20 different topical AAs that dont work but claim they lower or alter DHT. Does not mean androgens/DHT is not important just because some crap products dont work.
Ugh. I have srsly contemplated making/marketing a snake oil treatment for hair loss. I have read so much about this crap that I think I could make the advertising/product literature convincing
However my hatred for all the snake oil salesmen I have seen overt he years makes me not want to become 1 of themComment
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