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Omg, we are cured, lol! Come on. This is bullshit scum. If they are legit why they don’t do clinical trials in rich and healthy countries? Why nobody knows nothing about them in hair loss industry? -
Because of the strict rules on stem cell research.they are opening up shop in the Bahamas because they are free to do so as opposed to other countries where it would be much harder. This technology is actually not that new and hopefully they can step up and deliver. Read for info on the company http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/n...E-backing.htmlComment
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I hope they are not bull shi**ing us here, but at least there is more press about aga and companies are starting to invest in research because they know the cure is lucrative.Comment
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they can't be serious, although i always dreamed of such a news coming out of the blue.
they say only 10% of their newly created follicles stay alive but it is enough to provide a full cure. they sound so confidant, it's unbelievable. reminds me of dr. nigam, with all the bold lies. could this be the return of dr. nigam? =) BTW nigams site has been down for a long time now. he probably got jailed or just gave up.
however, the story sounds real and interesting, but it will turn out as dissapointment of course.
also, the fact they are setting this clinic up in the bahamas is nice. jarjarbinx aka nameless always suggested to set up new treatments there. his dreams come true.
but if a scam or not, it will get clear very soon. and if they get exposed as scammers, they can close their business anyway.Comment
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So fake ...look at their financial statements, what are their operations / revenue? This is the typical hype - go public - dump.Comment
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Hahaha, well you can't accuse them of not going all-in. Those are some bold statements to say the least.Comment
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I wouldnt be surprised if she's related to Dr Nigam, LOL.
I predicted these type of people would come and go until we have a real cure (in 10, 20, 30 years ?). Unfortunately, so far it seems I'm spot on.
Of course at this point it's speculation but man seeing that woman talking about micro pigmentation 1.5 year ago and now she's found answers to the questions regarding stem cells that the smartest researchers in the world dont have any answers to ?
We're so far away from a stem cell cure, it's quite sad actually. Tsuji Labs still doing experiments on damn mice ... That tells us enough.Comment
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Shouldn't stem cells be one of the safest routes possible? What on earth is the holdup to getting human trials off the ground and running?Comment
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I think the problem is differentiation. It's what generally holding the field back. How do you instruct a stem cell to become a DP cell. The way I understand it is that that's the biggest hurdle to be taken.
And then getting stem cells itself is currently still a very complex process with high risks of generated stem cells going cancerous.Comment
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The smartest researchers in the world aren't working on MPB. cots etc. are second or third rate researchers. They're the best hair loss researchers in the world.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt_M3geYchc
I wouldnt be surprised if she's related to Dr Nigam, LOL.
I predicted these type of people would come and go until we have a real cure (in 10, 20, 30 years ?). Unfortunately, so far it seems I'm spot on.
Of course at this point it's speculation but man seeing that woman talking about micro pigmentation 1.5 year ago and now she's found answers to the questions regarding stem cells that the smartest researchers in the world dont have any answers to ?
We're so far away from a stem cell cure, it's quite sad actually. Tsuji Labs still doing experiments on damn mice ... That tells us enough.
Like how there is a difference between the best restaurant in your city and being the best chinese restaurant in your city.Comment
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True. There are only maybe 100 hair loss researchers all around the world. Most of the researchers are interested in cancer, heart, brain, lung science than hair loss. On MPB i will say works fourth rate researchers.
My opinion is that if you merge top 5 universities in the world to solve hair loss problem they will do that within 5 years. In last 15 years progress has been made, but maybe hair loss is too hard to be solve? Who knows...Comment
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Finally somethign we agree upon Yes of course I was talking about the smartest researchers in this field. But then again, I'm actually happy that more researchers work at trying to solve cancer than hairloss. Compared to cancer, hairloss is just a joke. It would be nice to see it solved though one day 
But I've already come to terms that that's not going to happen for us anymore. Maybe our children though, if they're lucky.
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Never underestimate the power of capitalism. The fact that there are so many entrenched teams already working on cures for diseases like cancer may make it less appealing to people looking to enter the field of regenerative medicine. They may feel they're already too far behind, and it's also conceivable that a researcher views cancer as something that may simply never be cured.
Hair loss on the other hand, is a wide open market. Go to any public setting and bald guys are around in droves. I would guess that 9 out of 10 wish they weren't, and would s'gladly spend 'X' amount of disposal income to reverse their fortune. A true maintenance option that is more effective and much safer than fin could stand to make billions. Obviously studying the deadly diseases is more noble and important, but I don't think it's as practical. That's what I keep telling myself anywayComment
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