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I hope we will be in the situation to carefully think about a purchase, sadly this is not the case, not a single hair yet, and i wish to know how they are supposed to check for vellus at least, they took good quality pictures but those are good for 6months or more results, not for early vellus check
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Originally Posted by Thinning@30
Wow! This is so hopelessly naive, I don't even know where to begin with it.
Silly me! Unlike in India, American MDs and PhDs would never get away with peddling dubious and unproven treatments <cough> Oz. And obviously in America we have no hair loss scams thanks to the FTC. Ah well, I'm off to go buy some more Provillus, Capixyl, Doo Grow, Bioregenerative Sciences Hair Serum, and Spectral F7. Maybe I'll pick up a new laser helmet while I'm at it. I'll skip the TRX2 this time though--I don't want my hair to get too thick. Besides, they're from third world England where consumer protection is a joke. Who knows if their photos or testimonials are legit? And anyway, it's my patriotic duty to buy American when it comes to hair loss products!
LOOOOOL I laughed out loud
+100000 for you !
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Originally Posted by Thinning@30
Wow! This is so hopelessly naive, I don't even know where to begin with it.
Silly me! Unlike in India, American MDs and PhDs would never get away with peddling dubious and unproven treatments <cough> Oz. And obviously in America we have no hair loss scams thanks to the FTC. Ah well, I'm off to go buy some more Provillus, Capixyl, Doo Grow, Bioregenerative Sciences Hair Serum, and Spectral F7. Maybe I'll pick up a new laser helmet while I'm at it. I'll skip the TRX2 this time though--I don't want my hair to get too thick. Besides, they're from third world England where consumer protection is a joke. Who knows if their photos or testimonials are legit? And anyway, it's my patriotic duty to buy American when it comes to hair loss products!
In addition to this: AAPE !! It's now being sold by tons of clinics in the *US* (not (only) in India !!), marketed as a valid treatment for Alzheimer, Parkinson disease, MS and also hairloss, without a SINGLE piece of proof of effectiveness and the FDA doesn't even care. It's so bad that people are writing letters to the FDA to DO SOMETHING about it: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0501141358.htm
Saying all this doesnt happen in the US, is the most naive thing I've read on these forums lately, and wow, that's quite something !
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Here you go Arashi. You get your answers.
Armani -
"Could you show us the area's where you're applying it a bit better and could you record the video in such a way that we know it wasn't recorded 4 months ago ??
Follicept Mod • an hour ago
"Will do in the next video update this week sometime."
"Sorry some comments were pending- I just found where to approve them! Like I said, no censorship here, Arashi/Armani "
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Originally Posted by serenemoon
Here you go Arashi. You get your answers.
Armani -
"Could you show us the area's where you're applying it a bit better and could you record the video in such a way that we know it wasn't recorded 4 months ago ??
Follicept Mod • an hour ago
"Will do in the next video update this week sometime."
"Sorry some comments were pending- I just found where to approve them! Like I said, no censorship here, Arashi/Armani "
Ok well at least he cleared that up then. He doesnt need to read a newspaper, lol, just put up the current forum in the background with the current posts, that's all ! Thanks.
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Again, The fact that you're comparing Prometheon Pharma to companies that try to sell that crap is a joke. If Prometheon Pharma were to post false results, their scientific integrity would be shot down and the University of Florida would disown them. So before you compare the person who made a laser helmet to people who are trying to make life easier for not only hair loss sufferers but for diabetes patients as well, you are a sadly mistaken person.
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You do understand that they're doing this for us, right?
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Originally Posted by hairisbeautiful
You do understand that they're doing this for us, right?
LOL, that's the most fanboyish thing I've read in a while
So what if they have the backing of a university? Doctor Oz works for the Columbia University and he is free to push any scam he wants. I've read the university turns a blind eye to all his quackery because he brings good money and publicity
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Originally Posted by bigentries
LOL, that's the most fanboyish thing I've read in a while
So what if they have the backing of a university? Doctor Oz works for the Columbia University and he is free to push any scam he wants. I've read the university turns a blind eye to all his quackery because he brings good money and publicity
But what kind of 'backing' do they even have ? I thought that the only connection to the university is that their office is located on space hosted by the university ? I might be wrong there though but I couldnt find any other, current, connection.
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