Theracell, new competitor in the hair regeneration field

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  • sdsurfin
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    Originally posted by ejj
    Not bitter, not sarcastic, and no need to end my sentence with an expletive. I prefer to go through life with my eyes open and am not naive.

    I disagree with you, nobody ever will make `new follicles` it is an impossibility, imagine some company saying they are going to create `human teeth` sounds ridiculous does`nt it? Bald men are desperate men simple as that!
    ejj have you been in a cave or something? This year they created a vagina from scratch. And last year a set of lungs. people have already made small new follicles (human) in germany and japan. In japan they grew an entirely new mouse tooth from scratch. They are working on making human hearts from scratch. You sound like you are from the 1920's. New teeth will be one of the first things to be made actually. the stem cells in teeth are some of the most potent. And vis a vis the sarcasm I wasn't talking about you.

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  • ejj
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    Not bitter, not sarcastic, and no need to end my sentence with an expletive. I prefer to go through life with my eyes open and am not naive.

    I disagree with you, nobody ever will make `new follicles` it is an impossibility, imagine some company saying they are going to create `human teeth` sounds ridiculous does`nt it? Bald men are desperate men simple as that!

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  • sdsurfin
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    Wow you are all some bitter sarcastic mother****ers. The fact that it's in greece is funny, but someone is going to make new follicles in a similar fashion at one point or another. This has been in the works for a long time, and it won't be long. The japanese completed a whole bunch of studies with human follicles in mice this year that showed DP and DSC cells together can repair a follicle. Cell based treatments are where it's at.

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  • hellouser
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    Originally posted by ejj
    I have every confidence this company can end baldness with stem cell therapy, regenerate kidneys, and cure cancer, after all the company is based in the economic power house that is Greece.
    Bahahaha!!!

    Although, suppose greece opened up its doors for stem cell therapy... it would bring in some serious cash for them. Think about it:

    Vacation in Greece and money spent no a hair loss treatment? Yeah, I'm down for that.

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  • ejj
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    I have every confidence this company can end baldness with stem cell therapy, regenerate kidneys, and cure cancer, after all the company is based in the economic power house that is Greece.

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  • NeedHairASAP
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    Originally posted by swooping
    #believe.
    lol yes

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  • Swooping
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    Wow. Freaking' awesome. AGA will be a no-factor within 5 years guys I suppose if this continues. Especially with follicept in the game now. Completely agree with Gerhard that we should always welcome more players. The market seems to be really getting loaded lately which is a good thing. #BELIEVE.

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  • ejj
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    Gerhard,

    I am sorry if you think I am berating it upon its name, this is not the case. I am merely poking fun at this latest attempt to decieve hair loss sufferers that the holy grail is just around the corner. I agree re waiting and seeing, and I would strongly advise anyone against being the `test pilot` for anything new.

    I find there treatments for kidney regeneration, and cancer treatment much more interesting

    Best

    ej

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  • Gerhard
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    Originally posted by ejj
    I think it`s hilarious, how the marketing departments name these new products. The new names always contain a `cell` in them. They probably back this new product up with the old line `available in 5 years`. From my own experience with #cell, I would not go anywhere near this, or any other similar product! Buyer beware!

    ej
    What would you like the cell based therapies to be called instead? Seems pretty understandable that they have that in their name. Berating the efficacy of a treatment based on an industry's name is beyond the realm of skeptical and into the realm of bitter. I'm not saying this product will work or that it isn't a bust. What I am saying is that you should just wait and see.

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  • ejj
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    I think it`s hilarious, how the marketing departments name these new products. The new names always contain a `cell` in them. They probably back this new product up with the old line `available in 5 years`. From my own experience with #cell, I would not go anywhere near this, or any other similar product! Buyer beware!

    ej

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  • Gerhard
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    I love seeing more companies enter the fray. More companies means more work and more work means more competition and more competition means harder work. I like that. I hope these guys have some fruitful endeavors.

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  • Theracell, new competitor in the hair regeneration field



    Theracell is currently working on the development of a new approach for hair regeneration. This treatment involves the collection of cells found around hair follicles in order to grow them in a lab. This cell-based hair follicle regeneration, is an injectable cell therapy product for hair regeneration through the creation of pre-follicular units, using a specific population of stem cells found in the hair follicle. The procedure is used for the generation of new hair follicles and the activation of existing ones.

    The process is as follows:

    A small amount of hair follicles (10-20) is collected by the plastic surgeon.
    The samples are transferred to our GMP certified laboratories, where a special type of stem cells that reside within the hair follicle are isolated and cultured for several weeks. The purpose of this stage is to end up with a large amount of cells.
    After the cell expansion stage, the hair follicle stem cells are grown in a 3-D culture, in order to obtain pre-follicular units.
    These pre-follicular units are then injected into the scalp. The scope is to generate new hair follicles and to activate the existing ones.
    The main advantage of the therapy is the fact that it is a minimally invasive and virtually painless technique.
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