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The science couldn't possibly sound any flimsier. I mean, a "tonic" consisting of cow milk and plant derivatives? Jesus Christ. Then again, I'm a hopelessly desperate and insecure p.ussy when it comes to my hairloss, so it goes without saying that I'd light my money on fire to give it a try. -
This is a snake oil or a scam lol
"The Harklinikken topical treatment, or Extract, is a
customized product that contains proprietary natural
enzymes and fatty acids. The Extract has been proven in
clinical studies to improve hair quantity and quality from
30-95% for suitable candidates.
The Extract includes botanical components from plants such
as Burdock and Calendula. Our proprietary extraction and
fermenting process has been developed and proven over the
past 20 years. "Comment
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How do they get away with not listing the topical ingredients in the USA?Comment
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So this is a treatment for women only? On their results page all thats shown are profiles of the women users. OutstandingComment
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@champpy you clearly didn't look very far then. . there are at least 8 male results on there with before and after pics....
Anyhow, there does not ever seem to be ANY optimism on this forum, seems like even if a cure did come about 90% of you guys probably would never know as you wouldn't give it a go anyway lol lets have some optimism guys! Has anybody tried this? Can we find a genuine person that has?Comment
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Look mate, it's really simple. Like doctor Rashid above corectly noted, if a company finds a hairloss cure someday, the first thing they'll do is convince the world that it's for real. So they'll show *reproducable* scientific evidence of its effectiveness, like happened with finasteride and Minoxidil. If a company says they have a hairloss cure but doesnt care too much about proving it in a scientific reproducable way, then you can be 99.9% (or probably even 100.0 %) sure that it's a scam. It's really the first thing you'll learn if you reside a while in the sad world of hairloss
I think there must have been over 500 claims of (partial) hairloss cures in the last 2 decades. And only 2 of them turned out to be for real. The hairloss industry is really a scammer's dream, because customers are so desperate and it's hard to prove that a product does NOT work, so they can just claim anything they want.
"BUT BUT I want to try it anyway !" Yes exactly, a scammer's dream, where else do you find customers like that ?Comment
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Im still curious about the results they posted and the fact they got coverage from marie claire, bloomberg and vogue. On the other hand sounds like complete snake oil.Comment
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Im a dane, and i have tried their extract - It just dosent work. Dont go anywhere near that place. Getting pretty good results with minox tho.Comment
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How is this even on bloomberg
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Hello everyone.. I dont usually post on forums but I know you guys wanna hear from real people who've tried harklinikken.. It seems to be working for me, been on it for about 4 months now. Interesting to hear it didn't work for halloaa. Seein how Im the only real person I know who's trying it. I figured it was a scam but of course desperate . so I gave it a shot and thanking God I did ..my advice try it, but be honest in the consultation.Comment
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Sorry but that’s the shadiest sh**iest fake testimonial ever.
Hey buddy, if you are really serious about your product, offer a few veteran forum members to try it for free to get proof. Not just replay to something that popped up on the latest Google alert you have set up for your company name …
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