Spencer Kobren Speak With Dr. Coen Gho - Is Hair Stem Cell Transplantation(HST) The

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Originally Posted by 534623

In detail …
For example, one (and just ONE!!) of Dr. Gho’s main components/ingredients for his “miracle storage solution” (aka fertilizer) is human serum albumin (HSA).

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btw - here are the MAIN components of Dr. Gho's fertilizer solution:

The medium is composed of the following ingredients:

- sodium chloride,
- potassium chloride,
- magnesium sulphate,
- sodium phosphate,
- calcium chloride,
- glucose,
- sodium bicarbonate,
- sodium lactate,
- sodium pyruvate,
- human serum albumin,
- insulin,
- bis(maltolato)oxovanadium (BMOV)
- and a-tocopherol (vitamin E)

Again, all these component are just the MAIN components.
That means, that there are also other components involved.

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Originally Posted by ccmethinning

Nothing like this was confirmed.

It's funny how people on both sides only heard what they wanted to hear with this interview.

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Could you PLEASE post - word-for word - what exactly Dr. Gho, in fact, said concerning this issue? THANKS in advance!

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Originally Posted by 534623

Could you PLEASE post - word-for word - what exactly Dr. Gho, in fact, said concerning this issue? THANKS in advance!

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This part/question starts around 07:40 in the video ...

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Originally Posted by 534623

Could you PLEASE post - word-for word - what exactly Dr. Gho, in fact, said concerning this issue? THANKS in advance!

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On re-using the same follicle:

"We tried, we tried to have the same follicle for the consecutive treatment, of course. And what we discovered is, for the first time it is no problem. But the second time, of course, the hair follicle is already a little modified. So you can actually, you can use the same follicle again and we have succeeded in that two, twice, three times. But of course, the hair root itself, it's already a little bit modified, so you have to be very careful, if you have sufficient tissue to extract, to regenerate somewhere else the same type and characteristic hair."


On density:

"...we are not able to copy mother nature. The density which mother nature gave us is very, very high. Look at the donor area. We cannot place the grafts that close to each other. So, the maximum density you can achieve is around 50 to 60, sometimes 70, depending on the, of course, on the type of hair that you have."

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Originally Posted by The Alchemist

You're pathetic.

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Imagine being married to her, god, she will boss you around.:D

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Originally Posted by ccmethinning

Nothing like this was confirmed.

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Actually, it was.

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Originally Posted by The Alchemist

You're pathetic.

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No. I'm not.

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Originally Posted by yeahyeahyeah

Imagine being married to her, god, she will boss you around.:D

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To be painfully honest about it, there is no way I would even date someone like you or The Alchemist. Much less marry either of you. I would not get involved with a guy who needed bossing around. My standards are much higher than that. Any partner of mine needs to be at least as smart as me.

Please folks stop these stupid personal attacs,
Focus on the topic and have civilized debate




Isnt 70 grafts/cm2 something close to 90% of original density(80g/cm2)?

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Originally Posted by didi

Please folks stop these stupid personal attacs,
Focus on the topic and have civilized debate




Isnt 70 grafts/cm2 something close to 90% of original density(80g/cm2)?

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Yes it is. And you only need 50% density to appear normal in dry conditions.

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Originally Posted by ccmethinning

Yes it is. And you only need 50% density to appear normal in dry conditions.

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Then why does Gerard Joling look thin without topix on?

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Originally Posted by yeahyeahyeah

Then why does Gerard Joling look thin without topix on?

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Because I believe on the first go around Gho only does 35 grafts/cm2.

Also, his procedure was very recent.