They just dont look like a company that cured hair loss lol.
It's another CyGenX flop scam.
Lets wait for the results, but Iron_Mans "quick research" [above] is enough to signal 'BULLSHIT PRODUCT' to me.
Sayonara!!!!!!
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Well either they don't use "stem cell tech" and Bio is calling them on it...or both companies(by both I mean Bio and then CyGenX/AQ/all the others) use such tech and Bio is just trying to sound different.
I guess it'd clear things up a bit if Bio's ingredients can be listed/posted..if they haven't already been.
You can see Dr. Maguire's name on the A&G/AQ sites by looking at the cached pages here(can see 'em just reading what's under each link too): http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy&h...w=1280&bih=637
I forgot to mention also that CyGenX/A&Q/AQ's products are packaged exactly like Caregens..which led some of us to believe they were just getting the products from them.Leave a comment:
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Haven't joined another hair loss forum in ages...but found an excuse to do so...
I read the entire thread but didn't search the other threads...so maybe I've missed it or just haven't read the thread(s) saying this...but the Dr. behind this product, Dr. Maguire...was part of that A&G (which is now AQ Skin Solutions) company that is also the CyGenX that is also numerous other brands/companies(all the same products....different labels).
Dr. Maguire..for whatever reason...left A&G/AQ and started up his own company/product line. I wondered if maybe it was just another way to yet again sell more product- the same A&G products under another name. But I was told Bioregenerative Sciences uses Stem Cell tech...AQ does not. Bio has some other products the others do not have as well. It is strange though that the price just happens to be the same. Notice AQ has his in those glass vials that are a pain to use/apply...Dr. M has his in a spray bottle. Of course if they were packaged exactly the same then there'd be a problem 'splaining that.
So anyway..there's the connection between the 2 if it hasn't already been pointed out.
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Haven't joined another hair loss forum in ages...but found an excuse to do so...
I read the entire thread but didn't search the other threads...so maybe I've missed it or just haven't read the thread(s) saying this...but the Dr. behind this product, Dr. Maguire...was part of that A&G (which is now AQ Skin Solutions) company that is also the CyGenX that is also numerous other brands/companies(all the same products....different labels).
Dr. Maguire..for whatever reason...left A&G/AQ and started up his own company/product line. I wondered if maybe it was just another way to yet again sell more product- the same A&G products under another name. But I was told Bioregenerative Sciences uses Stem Cell tech...AQ does not. Bio has some other products the others do not have as well. It is strange though that the price just happens to be the same. Notice AQ has his in those glass vials that are a pain to use/apply...Dr. M has his in a spray bottle. Of course if they were packaged exactly the same then there'd be a problem 'splaining that.
So anyway..there's the connection between the 2 if it hasn't already been pointed out.
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It's encouraging that after 3 weeks hair seems thicker so will we find out if this a scam soon.Leave a comment:
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...Lol, neither am I:
I just did an “IronMan-Quick-Research” (IMQR) and now I have a simple QUESTION:
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Author: CyGenX Inc.
Hair growth is maintained through a cyclic process that includes a periodic stem-cell-dependent regeneration of hair follicles. The hair cycle consists of three defined stages: growth (anagen), followed by regression (catagen) and rest (telogen). Growth of a new hair requires reentry into anagen, a process involving activation of multipotent epithelial stem cells residing in a specialized part of the follicle outer root sheath (ORS) known as the bulge. Activating signals emanate from adjacent mesenchymal cells (dermal papilla), directing epithelial stem cells to migrate and differentiate to regenerate the hair bulb, the structure from which a new hair will emerge. Multiple signaling pathways, including Wnts, Sonic hedgehog (Shh), and TGF-beta family members have been shown to promote anagen initiation.
Source: http://youcangrowhair.com/QA3.html
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Author: Dr. Greg Maguire
Hair growth is maintained through a cyclic process that includes a periodic stem-cell-dependent regeneration of hair follicles. The hair cycle consists of three defined stages: growth (anagen), followed by regression (catagen) and rest (telogen). Growth of a new hair requires reentry into anagen, a process involving activation of multipotent epithelial stem cells residing in a specialized part of the follicle outer root sheath (ORS) known as the bulge. Activating signals emanate from adjacent mesenchymal cells (dermal papilla), directing epithelial stem cells to migrate and differentiate to regenerate the hair bulb, the structure from which a new hair will emerge. Multiple signaling pathways, including Wnts, Sonic hedgehog (Shh), and TGF-beta family members have been shown to promote anagen initiation.
Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/hair-los...s-1397874.html
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Author: Beaudoin GM (et al)
Hair is maintained through a cyclic process that includes periodic regeneration of hair follicles in a stem-cell-dependent manner. The hair cycle consists of three defined stages: growth (anagen), followed by regression (catagen) and rest (telogen) (Fig. 1A) (1). Growth of a new hair requires reentry into anagen, a process involving activation of multipotent epithelial stem cells residing in a specialized part of the follicle outer root sheath (ORS) known as the bulge (Fig. 1B) (2–4). Activating signals emanate from adjacent mesenchymal cells (dermal papilla), directing epithelial stem cells to migrate and differentiate to regenerate the hair bulb (Fig. 1B), the structure from which a new hair will emerge (2–5). Multiple signaling pathways, including Wnts, Sonic hedgehog (Shh), and TGF-β family members have been shown to promote anagen initiation, yet the exact mechanism by which hair follicles regenerate is not clear (5–7).
Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1253615/
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Q : Where is the DIFFERENCE between the 3 excerpts/abstracts aboveLeave a comment:
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Trust me, I know HM won't be cheap, but if and when it is available, I will dip into my 401k and/or get equity out of my house to get HALF of my locks back. And as far as the treatment, there's a possibility that it won't work, but I won't know unless I've tried it. Not the type to speculate.Leave a comment:
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45 yr old woman: purchased TRX2 back in March 2011. Didn't notice any improvement in the first couple of months so I decided to add something else to my regimen. Purchased the Hair Stemulating Complex from BioR. Arrived June 13th and have been using it since. Ran out of the treatment around July 4th weekend because my hair loss is diffuse and I used it all over. Contacted BioR and they sent me a free months supply if I consented to providing them with pictures and updates. New complex arrived last Wed and I'm continuing with the treatment and will update about the Womens Complex good or bad. I did not post to be insulted or belittled. Just want to share my experience because we are all anxious to find a treatment that will hold us over until Hair Multiplication is available. I sent Cheryl at BioR an email this morning inquiring about the price increase. Will not be able to continue with the treatment at that price.
This should have EXPLODED over every newspaper headline across the globe - companies would be scrambling to realign their product/marketing efforts - it would be utter chaos - instead we have a couple of threads on a few forums and some lady with dodgy patently altered pictures.
I might contact BRS and ask if they can formulate a Heart Stemulating Complex for when my ticker starts to wear thin in 40 years timeLeave a comment:
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45 yr old woman: purchased TRX2 back in March 2011. Didn't notice any improvement in the first couple of months so I decided to add something else to my regimen. Purchased the Hair Stemulating Complex from BioR. Arrived June 13th and have been using it since. Ran out of the treatment around July 4th weekend because my hair loss is diffuse and I used it all over. Contacted BioR and they sent me a free months supply if I consented to providing them with pictures and updates. New complex arrived last Wed and I'm continuing with the treatment and will update about the Womens Complex good or bad. I did not post to be insulted or belittled. Just want to share my experience because we are all anxious to find a treatment that will hold us over until Hair Multiplication is available. I sent Cheryl at BioR an email this morning inquiring about the price increase. Will not be able to continue with the treatment at that price.Leave a comment:
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Because people are actually buying it - the fact they've raised it to the SAME price as CyGenX completely puts me off this product, theres no difference between CyGenX and HstemC. Even the pictures of the boxes they posted - the design - looked exactly the same.
Once again, for the newcomers:
I just did an “IronMan-Quick-Research” (IMQR) and now I have a simple QUESTION:
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Author: CyGenX Inc.
Hair growth is maintained through a cyclic process that includes a periodic stem-cell-dependent regeneration of hair follicles. The hair cycle consists of three defined stages: growth (anagen), followed by regression (catagen) and rest (telogen). Growth of a new hair requires reentry into anagen, a process involving activation of multipotent epithelial stem cells residing in a specialized part of the follicle outer root sheath (ORS) known as the bulge. Activating signals emanate from adjacent mesenchymal cells (dermal papilla), directing epithelial stem cells to migrate and differentiate to regenerate the hair bulb, the structure from which a new hair will emerge. Multiple signaling pathways, including Wnts, Sonic hedgehog (Shh), and TGF-beta family members have been shown to promote anagen initiation.
Source: http://youcangrowhair.com/QA3.html
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Author: Dr. Greg Maguire
Hair growth is maintained through a cyclic process that includes a periodic stem-cell-dependent regeneration of hair follicles. The hair cycle consists of three defined stages: growth (anagen), followed by regression (catagen) and rest (telogen). Growth of a new hair requires reentry into anagen, a process involving activation of multipotent epithelial stem cells residing in a specialized part of the follicle outer root sheath (ORS) known as the bulge. Activating signals emanate from adjacent mesenchymal cells (dermal papilla), directing epithelial stem cells to migrate and differentiate to regenerate the hair bulb, the structure from which a new hair will emerge. Multiple signaling pathways, including Wnts, Sonic hedgehog (Shh), and TGF-beta family members have been shown to promote anagen initiation.
Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/hair-los...s-1397874.html
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Author: Beaudoin GM (et al)
Hair is maintained through a cyclic process that includes periodic regeneration of hair follicles in a stem-cell-dependent manner. The hair cycle consists of three defined stages: growth (anagen), followed by regression (catagen) and rest (telogen) (Fig. 1A) (1). Growth of a new hair requires reentry into anagen, a process involving activation of multipotent epithelial stem cells residing in a specialized part of the follicle outer root sheath (ORS) known as the bulge (Fig. 1B) (2–4). Activating signals emanate from adjacent mesenchymal cells (dermal papilla), directing epithelial stem cells to migrate and differentiate to regenerate the hair bulb (Fig. 1B), the structure from which a new hair will emerge (2–5). Multiple signaling pathways, including Wnts, Sonic hedgehog (Shh), and TGF-β family members have been shown to promote anagen initiation, yet the exact mechanism by which hair follicles regenerate is not clear (5–7).
Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1253615/
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Q : Where is the DIFFERENCE between the 3 excerpts/abstracts above
e.g: http://www.ygoy.com/index.php/stem-c...80%93-read-on/
They state "clinical trial".... what clinical trial? I have searched and searched but there has been NO clinical trial on this product whatsoever.
....seriously, where are the articles that outline the clinical trial all these press releases are blabbering on about?
Where are they Greg?Leave a comment:
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We will have to wait 5 weeks for johnnyboots. Price is now 300$ for women treatment, men could be up to 500$ which doesn't bother if it works and you use it every 3 months.Leave a comment:
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it gets curiouser and curiouser
They now have a link to a testimonial on youtube. Also, the cost of the treatment is now listed as $300. The testimonial is given by the woman pictured on the website, but there is no close up video of the back of her head where the bald spot was. If they're legit, I don't understand why they didn't show video footage of the back of the head since this could demonstrate that the supposed effects were not just a result of photo manipulation. As it is, there is really no new information, all we have to go on is the single before and after picture on the website, and we all know that before and after photos can be easily manipulated by differences in angle, lighting, hair styling, use of the flash, etc.
Johnnyboots, kudos to you for trialing this one. I'm not optimistic, but please keep us posted.Leave a comment:
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