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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by gc83uk
    I've just listened to the interview. Have to say it's really encouraging!

    But I thought he said De-novo could be done in Europe/USA because you're using your own cells, no?
    Well Nigams always said people would have to go to India for it. He even said so just this week.

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  • gc83uk
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    Originally posted by Arashi
    I don't think Mwamba should do it. He's still experimenting. Besides he can't do the de-novo in Belgium, it can only be done in India.
    I've just listened to the interview. Have to say it's really encouraging!

    But I thought he said De-novo could be done in Europe/USA because you're using your own cells, no?

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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by didi
    Mwamba can take 25 bottom parts and 25 top parts of graft and implant it in recipient and do the same in donor.

    In that case no need to monitor donor.
    Exactly my point Didi. Put both halves just below the hairline and no need to shave (except once for the part where the extractions take place of course), nor to watch donor.

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  • didi
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    Mwamba can take 25 bottom parts and 25 top parts of graft and implant it in recipient and do the same in donor.

    In that case no need to monitor donor.

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  • Arashi
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    But who knows, maybe Mwamba would be willing to participate ? Of course he can't do the de-novo but if the in-vitro works, that's about all we need to know, that alone pretty much solves hairloss. If he'd take 50 grafts out of donor and put it all just below the hairline, then we don't even have to monitor donor. We'd just have to watch those 50 (split into 100) grafts just below the hairline. So shaving wouldn't even be necessary.

    Though I'd prefer of course if we could get somebody to Nigams and get him to do the de-novo.

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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by hellouser
    Well, I'm not looking into cashing in on this, just enough to cover the expenses and potentially any unexpected expenses as well (always happens on trips).

    My job would be the biggest hurdle. Canada is a gigantic f**kup when it comes to time off from work. Most people only get about 2 weeks off from work per year and rarely give both weeks off in a row. Essentially, I'd need to use up one of my vacation weeks to go for an experimental treatment. Either that, or I go on a long weekend and take an extra day off from work, therefor:

    - Leave on a Thursday night
    - Arrive in Belgium on a Friday morning
    - Meet with Dr. Mwamba Friday, prepare, etc.
    - Go in for the procedure on Saturday
    - Fly back on Sunday

    Which gives me an extra day JUST IN CASE anything goes wrong. But at this point I'd have to be in Belgium. Trier, Germany would (and should be) out of the question to save time.
    I don't think Mwamba should do it. And I doubt he'd even want to. I think he's going to experiment, see what works best and only when he's confident what works and what doesn't, he'll present output to us. So this really should be about a trip to Nigams.

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  • hellouser
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    Originally posted by Arashi
    Exactly, if some people chip in some money, who knows what it will add up to. I'm sure more people would want to pay money for a case we can follow here from somebody who we can reasonably trust. So maybe the test candidate doesn't just get a free trip, he can maybe even make some money in the end And maybe Nigams would want to chip in something too ?
    Well, I'm not looking into cashing in on this, just enough to cover the expenses and potentially any unexpected expenses as well (always happens on trips).

    My job would be the biggest hurdle. Canada is a gigantic f**kup when it comes to time off from work. Most people only get about 2 weeks off from work per year and rarely give both weeks off in a row. Essentially, I'd need to use up one of my vacation weeks to go for an experimental treatment. Either that, or I go on a long weekend and take an extra day off from work, therefor:

    - Leave on a Thursday night
    - Arrive in Belgium on a Friday morning
    - Meet with Dr. Mwamba Friday, prepare, etc.
    - Go in for the procedure on Saturday
    - Fly back on Sunday

    Which gives me an extra day JUST IN CASE anything goes wrong. But at this point I'd have to be in Belgium. Trier, Germany would (and should be) out of the question to save time.

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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by didi
    50 graft into slick bald area I the best think of, easy to follow.
    Sure Dr Mwamba would do it for free, we need someone local from Belgium so no need to pay for accommodation/flight.
    I don't think Mwamba should do it. He's still experimenting. Besides he can't do the de-novo in Belgium, it can only be done in India.

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  • didi
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    50 graft into slick bald area I the best think of, easy to follow.
    Sure Dr Mwamba would do it for free, we need someone local from Belgium so no need to pay for accommodation/flight.

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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by Breaking Bald
    I'm sure Mwamba can set up his own trust worthy case that he can document, he talked about doing that in the interview
    I'm sure he will. But the problem is that I'm also sure that Mwamba won't give us any updates. He'll just present his case when he's finished all his research. And I would just want to pay money for a case we can follow here online. I'd love to see a 3 month, 4 month and 5 month update. I'd hate to wait a year, like Spencer suggests it might take.

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  • didi
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    From next year 15 000-20 000 grafts HTs will be normal

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  • Breaking Bald
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    I'm sure Mwamba can set up his own trust worthy case that he can document, he talked about doing that in the interview

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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by hellouser
    $1,000 isn't necessary from just you, I'm sure others would pitch in. I don't need much for accommodation either, as I've got family in Trier, Germany which isn't too far from Belgium (I'm assuming thats where Dr. Mwamba is).

    It's definitely possible for me to do it.
    Exactly, if some people chip in some money, who knows what it will add up to. I'm sure more people would want to pay money for a case we can follow here from somebody who we can reasonably trust. So maybe the test candidate doesn't just get a free trip, he can maybe even make some money in the end And maybe Nigams would want to chip in something too ?

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  • hellouser
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    Originally posted by Arashi
    Shaving down regularly would be needed for sure. And it should be managable, preferably 100 grafts but anything above 500 would become impossible. But if I'd put $1000 in, I'd only do that if we could focus on 100 grafts.
    $1,000 isn't necessary from just you, I'm sure others would pitch in. I don't need much for accommodation either, as I've got family in Trier, Germany which isn't too far from Belgium (I'm assuming thats where Dr. Mwamba is).

    It's definitely possible for me to do it.

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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by garethbale
    you mean a photo of me?

    i did post some on an old histogen thread a while back

    going out may be difficult but I want this to advance quickly

    btw Arashi - do you like in the Caribbean? I thought you were from New York or something...
    Well, a photo of your hairline for example, showing that you know how to shoot good, clear photo's which we can use to count grafts. If you can produce that and if you want a sponsored trip to Nigams to get 100 grafts and then document everything here, I'm sure something could be worked out.

    Yeah the Caribbean is nice for sure Great weather, low taxes, love it

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