Bio start ups - histogen, follica, Aderans, replicel etc scams?

[yeahyeahyeah]

Aderans have had 10 years worth of investment, and despite that they could not release a product.

This raises eyebrows, why would a company that has heavily invested on something that can earn billions pull out without second thoughts?

Talk about cutting your losses.

Surely if they were growing hair, any tom, dick and harry can see it has the potential to make a return of investment.

Which brings me to the point:

Is it because -

1) Aderans had below/par mediocre results at best?

and is this now reflected by the fact that all of these companies have trouble getting investors.

Did Ken bend the truth to Spencer on his show?

So here is the question to you guys. Do you think these bio start ups are all scams, run by charlatans who after obtaining the investors money pocket most of it. After which they simply drift into the sunset once the investor(s) have clocked on they are full of it?

I can't help but think ken washenik is a charlatan; even if he had unlimited funds he probably would never get the product to a releasable state.

As for the other companies, I don't feel optimistic. Before Aderans you had Intercytex.

Thoughts.

[UK_]

But Ken is NW3?

[yeahyeahyeah]

But Ken is NW3?

I think he is married (and rich). Why would he care about hairloss?

[hellouser]

I dont think Replicel is a scam. In a couple short years they've managed to finish Phase I trials and will be starting Phase II later this year and aiming for a 2015 release date in Asia. Aderans planned for a 2014 release date after more than a decade of bullshitting around and still couldnt hit the mark.

Unless Replicels screws up with their Phase II start date, things look good on their end.

Lets not forget the massive shit storm lawsuit Histogen got from SkinMedica and that asshole Richard Fitzpatrick. I hope that guy goes bald himself.

[UK_]

I think he is married (and rich). Why would he care about hairloss?

You're telling me rich married men dont care about hair loss?

I doubt that.

Also, if marriage resolves hair loss, why dont you get married?

[yeahyeahyeah]

You're telling me rich married men dont care about hair loss?

I doubt that.

Yes but there priorities change.

It is about making money and supporting their families.

If he is rich enough, the woman will stick around.

[yeahyeahyeah]

I dont think Replicel is a scam. In a couple short years they've managed to finish Phase I trials and will be starting Phase II later this year and aiming for a 2015 release date in Asia. Aderans planned for a 2014 release date after more than a decade of bullshitting around and still couldnt hit the mark.

Unless Replicels screws up with their Phase II start date, things look good on their end.

Lets not forget the massive shit storm lawsuit Histogen got from SkinMedica and that asshole Richard Fitzpatrick. I hope that guy goes bald himself.

Replicel is bullshit.

I bet you ANY money that they will get into phase 2 and be stuck for 8 years, before doing an aderans.

Replicel technology is no different to Aderans.

[hellouser]

Replicel is bullshit.

I bet you ANY money that they will get into phase 2 and be stuck for 8 years, before doing an aderans.

Replicel technology is no different to Aderans.

Its similar, but its not 'no different'. Also, if they finish phase II, theyre moving into commercialization in asia.

You need to read my thread which questioned the results, we dont know the whole story about how those cells matures. Read more:

http://www.baldtruthtalk.com/showthread.php?t=13473

[yeahyeahyeah]

Its similar, but its not 'no different'. Also, if they finish phase II, theyre moving into commercialization in asia.

You need to read my thread which questioned the results, we dont know the whole story about how those cells matures. Read more:

http://www.baldtruthtalk.com/showthread.php?t=13473

Skipping phase 3?

How is this possible?

And have the begun phase 2?

[hellouser]

I think he is married (and rich). Why would he care about hairloss?

Every guy would rather have hair than not.

A friend of mine whos married, has kids, and nearly 60 years old just went through chemotherapy. I asked him how he felt about going bald from the chemo. He said he didn't like it at all, didn't feel like himself.

You will care, at any age, unless baldness/shaved head suits you. But majority of us aren't Bruce Willis types anyway.