REAL results from natural topical Hairmetto + Pura D'Or shampoo

To help you isolate which one helped more - I know your mileage may vary, but I started using Pura D'or Gold a couple of months back (at least 6-7 months) and use it at least 5 times a week. No new hairs from it, but it definitely has done something (hair feels slightly thicker + less shed). I convinced a buddy to get on it too, and he noticed slightly thicker hair. So maybe your hairmetto was contributing to the rest. Any sheds / side effects from the hairmetto?

Cheers man. Well it does have a hell of an ingredients list!
No sides from the Hairmetto as of yet. I only actually apply it to my hairline at the moment as I wanted to ascertain effectiveness there before I used it on my whole head. Interestingly, I can only see new hairs on the hairline so that leads me more towards thinking the Hairmetto is the main thing working.

I apply the Hairmetto at night and wash it out in the morning if anyone was wondering. It's very oily so not really suitable to have on during the day.

Someone with 2 posts and another with 27 saying shampoo works. I lost count of the amount of shampoos that could help with MPB that usually dont. They all have one thing in common... over priced with not much evidence they do much of anything except carry a nice buzz word ingredient list. Lets see the shampoo probably has saw palmetto, caffeine, zinc and a bunch of other random stuff. I have never seen a shampoo do more than clean your hair. Niz or keto is probably the only thing with even minor evidence it helps a little.

I explained why I only have a couple of posts. Although I can see your point, it's pretty bad timing to join on my part.
I'll take an updated photo once it improves further in a month or two anyway. In the meantime I'm willing to do anything you can suggest to prove I'm genuine. Hit me with ideas!

And to address the shampoo issue, I agree it's much less likely to be that as we've all tried shampoos with little result and they're only on for a couple of minutes like you say. I only felt I should mention the shampoo as I started it at the same time so I can't be 100% that it hasn't played a part. I wish I hadn't done it this way as I'd probably save myself a bunch of money but oh well.
The topical is on my head for at least 8 hours so it's more likely to be that.

Lol, 27 posts means nothing bad nor good in your context. I've been using this forum for a while now, never saw a need to post. But, I started trialing AAPE, which could potentially help people (also to let people know how easily you can buy it contrary to what people thought), so I signed up to the forum to document it.

Results are results. I've never used minox, fin, etc. I've stuck with oils, supplements, recently PRP, and now AAPE. I just know that Pura D'Or hasn't stopped anything, but my hair feels slightly thicker and shedding has been somewhat less. Not mindblowing, but something. It does have keto, so minor differences aren't surprising.

Albalmal, did you have any side effects?

None so far matey

Credibility comes with experience and reputation on a forum where that is arguably all you have to convince someone to care what you say. If someone makes a new account and starts linking random products saying they work I mean its suspicious at best.
You want credibility? Post a lot and be on the forums on a long time there is no other shortcut to credibility except build reputation in an online forum. A new account doesnt show that to me but it doesnt mean your lying either.

How long does the credibility work regarding drugs or natural?
The drugs have a life time expand since they are approved for a reason, but natural has to work directly and with scientific proof behind it?

Its pointless talking about the proven treatments because we know they work. To me the natural route seems like most men starting to go bald would try first since its one thing under your control, and evidenced by the amount of bald men its hard for me to believe that makes a major difference in the outcome of MPB. I just feel like if anything we ate could stop MPB we would have found that in the previous couple hundred years with the number of men going bald each year. I know a lot of balding men that eat pretty good diets full of vegetables so if that worked why would anyone risk taking drugs?
I dont know what you mean by natural but do vegetables need proof they work? People eat them anyways for health reasons. Selling a product for MPB is different and requires proof.

I think my green diet for example is quiet powerful compared to your friends and my topical also (little off topic) but still.
Natural products will never be approved for fighting hair loss, and you have to be narrow minded (not you personally) not to understand the pharma companies gain for our strive to keep or growing hair.

Since we are desperate they are going to feed on this for a long time, and as long itīs approved by FDA we swallow it because there is science behind it right?

They will never be approved as long as they can't prove they work.*
This isn't the first time I see you post here, and again you are writing in a conspiracy way, which I suppose is what I find frustrating.

This goes for pretty much all business, when there is a product out in that field if you want to take marked shares your product usually can't be just slightly better. It has to be way better.
https://youtu.be/zX7I_Rw8Q0I?t=233 If you don't believe me take Elon Musk's word for it.

The first one to come out with this product, will scream at the top of their lungs. So far, no one has made it for quite some time. In the hair transplant world, piloscopy would fit this requirement, it's basically scarless except from the incision, and it captures the entire follicles, which makes way more hair survive, and on top of that it is done far quicker I have heard.

I don't know if these next drugs in the line will be "that big". It seems to me the next big thing will come from stem cell research, which is a field with lots of resources getting poured in.
And when that treatment/cure comes, it doesn't matter how big you are, since the opponent got a far superior product.


Maybe this applies to some people.

However, I think it is ironic that you throw in "desperate" because that is what you are if you go on something without evidence, you are running around completely blind and may seriously hurt yourself.


Yes, you actually have to prove your product. That's not a hard thing if it works. But, if your product does not work, if it's just talk the talk it will not get properly proved to work. So if you are a company like this, building on scams to appeal to the emotions rather than the non existing evidence you got, sneak in some conspiracy etc. full on irrational. But desperate people might fall for it, rational people will stick with what can be demonstrated to work.

Iīm the desperate one?
I did not say anything about conspiracy, but still the truth is natural products will never be proven as treatments: http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/why...ral-substances

ahhhh yess, another random member who just joins the forum, and is now touting a new product to save hair loss. when will the bullshit stop ppl. let me just say what everyone is afraid to say NATURAL HAIRLESS PRODUCTS ARE BS, SHAMPOOS ARE BS. ONLY thing that works is MINOXIDIL and FIN/DUASTERIDE. everything else is a supplement to those big 2. If you want to keep hair, use the big 2. if you want to lose hair, ground, coverage etc, go the natural route.