Biologixhair - This might be good news!!

[ryan555]

Where does it mention MALE PATTERN BALDNESS ?

It mentions "androgenetic alopecia," aka male pattern baldness.

[Dan26]

It mentions "androgenetic alopecia," aka male pattern baldness.

Could not find it mentioned still Probably just missed it

[ccmethinning]

Also, how do you explain to family, friends and colleagues the biannual holidays to Colombia...?

Colombia is one of the world's largest sex tourist destinations, so it would seem a bit suspicious.

[garethbale]

Colombia is one of the world's largest sex tourist destinations, so it would seem a bit suspicious.

Or they might think you were going for some cocaine. You could sell it and use the proceeds to pay for your hair loss treatment

[the_dude78]

1400 pounds , plus treatment (which will be cheap due to the currency). You are looking at what, 3-4k max?

And if your hairloss is very slow. Whose to say you have to go every year?

I think 3-4000 pounds a year is a bit much even on a good salary. If your hair loss is very slow, then yes, it might be okay, but it would have to be very very slow. For us who suffer from mpb progressing even at a moderate pace, this would have to be cheaper than that.

[joely]

Drugs, sex and a full head of hair the big three

[justeone]

Looking forward to some actually reviews on this procedure/product

[Thinning87]

hahaha yeah!

[raspi]

hahaha yeah!

Are biologix preparing for global commercial success?

http://www.marketwire.com/press-rele...gx-1807406.htm

[StayThick]

I still haven't read where this treatment was tested on "MPB" sufferers.

Follicle Nutrient Deficiency Syndrome? Alopecia Areta? Where was this tested on Androgenic Alopecia sufferers, which is what we mostly have on this forum?

I still don't see what the fuss is about. It also states they will not perform treatment or encourage travel from citizens from outside countries where this is yet to be approved. Meaning nobody can just go to Colombia to get this done unless they are a citizen. Is that what I'm reading?

None of this seems promising in the least.