WEEK 12? Is it so wrong to think it's actually really good :/ ?
05-26-2012 10:08 AM
yeahyeahyeah
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Originally Posted by hairysituation
Why is everyone getting so excited? Is it the desperate hope, huh? We all know that their clinical trials aren't very promising. Look at the visual result in this photo, http://************/ct97mcr, and tell me that this is bright and exciting news.
If you are so happy with some little tiny non-cosmetical desirable hairs, then I guess that makes you more desperate than a starvin baby in a third world country.
I find people's expectations, about Aderans, to be "Goodbye to baldness", but I guess you should say hallo, take it inside you're home, and find out how your should live with it for the rest of you miserable lifes.
The terminal hairs in that photo haven't even matured yet. What's your point?
05-26-2012 10:10 AM
hairysituation
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Originally Posted by yeahyeahyeah
The terminal hairs in that photo haven't even matured yet. What's your point?
Look at the direction of the new hairs, and judge for yourself. You know that this isn't going to help you/us in any way. You're just to damn desperate to acknowlegde the facts.
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Originally Posted by iHope
WEEK 12? Is it so wrong to think it's actually really good :/ ?
Yes, it's desperate. Look at the hairs. You can see that hairs aren't cosmetical desirable. Just shave your head or buy a wig.
05-26-2012 10:14 AM
534623
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Originally Posted by hairysituation
Look at the visual result in this photo, http://************/ct97mcr, and tell me that this is bright and exciting news.
i'm thrilled! :D
05-26-2012 10:21 AM
hairysituation
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Originally Posted by 534623
i'm thrilled! :D
Good for you! I guess you're very easy to please then. I guess you are even more desperate than starvin children in third world countries, not just equally. Congratualtions!
No, but I expected the new hairs to grow in a cosmetically desired way, and that there would be many more terminal hairs. I'm willing to bet a great amount of money that this particalur treatment would be nothing but a failure. Anyone that have the balls/are ****ing delusional enough to make this bet agianst/with me.
Bet amount: $1000.
I guess the next natural upcoming question will be: What do you see as a failure, and what do you see as a success?
1) Failure: If the requirement below isn't forfilled.
2) Success: A viable commercialized treatment will would at least restore 20-50% of your original hair density, and will only require one single tratment. It's also given that new hairs is cosmetically diserable.
05-26-2012 11:59 AM
iHope
Well, my opinion is that we should be very happy that they possibly found a trace for a solution... Sure, it might not look best that some hairs are in different direction, but there is always possibility for improvement and search for other ways that it could look better. Practice makes it perfect.
05-26-2012 12:13 PM
hairysituation
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Originally Posted by iHope
Well, my opinion is that we should be very happy that they possibly found a trace for a solution... Sure, it might not look best that some hairs are in different direction, but there is always possibility for improvement and search for other ways that it could look better. Practice makes it perfect.
"Practice makes it perfect" Your IQ must be at the same level as an extremely retarded monkey, at best. I agree that science/research will provide some useful information that possibly can benefit hair loss sufferers in the future. However, it's not like Aderans' research is like a game where they just can perfect their method until it's ideal, it simply dosen't work that way.
It would take decades to transfer the errors connected to Aderans' research and to actually be able to get a viable treatment to the mainstream, decades. It's also given that Aderans provide any useful research/information at all.
