Histogen show "cosmetic" results oct 2012 update

[yeahyeahyeah]

According to this, Dr. Gail Naughton must look now like a 20-year-old model (again) – right? Does she?

If not, exactly the same (unchanged to “questionable effects”) WILL happen for baldies after release of Histogen’s hair stimulating complex (HSC).

Please bookmark THIS post ...for later reference, you know...

I cant comment.

But if it doesnt work, the product will bomb.

It is as simple as that.

[2020]

Do you have any links/studies about the experiments with people with prostate issues?

In vivo Knockdown of the Androgen Receptor Results in Growth Inhibition and Regression of Well-Established, Castration-Resistant Prostate Tumors

http://clincancerres.aacrjournals.org/content/15/1/39.full

This study is the first direct evidence that knockdown of AR is a viable therapeutic strategy for treatment of prostate tumors that have already progressed to the castration-resistant state.

do the same for follicles and baldness will be cured permanently.

[UK_]

I dont know why people are mentioning Finasteride.

Its clear from the following link companies are arguing in favour of a complete move away from Finasteride to a better more safer option.

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[2020]

Replicel as an alternative to fin? There is no need for that. There are plenty of fin alternatives available today. Read my previous posts

[dex89]

I dont know why people are mentioning Finasteride.

Its clear from the following link companies are arguing in favour of a complete move away from Finasteride to a better more safer option.

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Is replicel a injection to the scalp treatment?

[Desmond84]

nothing's changed it's just the business-types got better at creating hype and making money doing as little as possible.
Gene therapy is not coming in your lifetime nor would you really need it. The actual cure for MPB is to remove all androgen receptors from your scalp and the exact same thing has already been done in some experiments with people with prostate issues. They just don't get it...

I suppose that's what Aderans and replicel are aiming for. But I'm not sure how that would work!?!

[2020]

I suppose that's what Aderans and replicel are aiming for. But I'm not sure how that would work!?!

no they're not. That would be way too easy and not patentable. Better find the most obscure and most difficult way at solving this that way you can get a patent for that.

[Desmond84]

Lol, sad but possibly true

[hellouser]

no they're not. That would be way too easy and not patentable. Better find the most obscure and most difficult way at solving this that way you can get a patent for that.

False and completely ridiculous, lol.

They will search for the easiest and best workaround or alternative , not the most obscure and most difficult.

[2020]

bump!

how come no one responded to my previous post(quoting someone):

If you notice every other pharmaceutical treatment for hair loss (whether topical or per-oral) requires at least once daily dosing. For topicals it's usually twice a day.

Histogen is a sub-epidermal injection which is ESSENTIALLY a topical.

Why did they choose this rather weird method of application -- injecting chemicals into the skin -- rather than a topical lotion?

^ very important and it might save Histogen as I'm sure daily topical of their "growth factors" is more effective than a couple injections a year...

[Desmond84]

bump!

how come no one responded to my previous post(quoting someone):



^ very important and it might save Histogen as I'm sure daily topical of their "growth factors" is more effective than a couple injections a year...

There's probably TWO reasons:

1) Proteins such as (Wnt) are very large molecules with a molecular weight of about 10,000. This makes topical application almost impossible.

2) Body probably doesn't release these every day but in cycles. They're probably trying to mimic body's responses

[WINGER]

2020 You should hook up with that retard Tracy, you'd make a right pair of Herberts..

[wobblywilly]

Can Histogen be used in a way to control the recovery of the hairline as can be done with a hair transplant?

[rdawg]

Can Histogen be used in a way to control the recovery of the hairline as can be done with a hair transplant?

From what ziering says, vellus hairs almost all grow back, so there is positive in that.(which is huge for early loss sufferers, including myself, nearly all of my hairline would come back with this stuff)

Anything further than that is speculation, we dont know.

Awaiting the next results release, but man, this is a painfully slow process.

[HARIRI]

There is something inside of me makes me believe that Histogen will be more successful than Aderans. I find it more close to reality and it will available in the market before Aderans. Do you agree with me DESMOND84?