Just watched the yutube video of the space ship launch and landing of the latest Mars Rover. Amazing technological achievement. I started losing my hair at 18 back in 1969 the year we put a man on the moon. Before desk top computers and cell phones and the tech gadgets we have today. 40 years ago I was hoping for a cure for baldness. Had ugly plugs done in the 70's. 40 years later had an ht done about 9 months ago on my NW6 head. Have a long way to go to look reasonable. My point being, a shout out to the scientists and researchers involved in hair restoration to watch the yutube video of the latest Mars landing. All I'm asking for is to be able to grow some hair on my head down here on Earth. Thanks for your indulgence.
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Just watched the yutube video of the space ship launch and landing of the latest Mars Rover. Amazing technological achievement. I started losing my hair at 18 back in 1969 the year we put a man on the moon. Before desk top computers and cell phones and the tech gadgets we have today. 40 years ago I was hoping for a cure for baldness. Had ugly plugs done in the 70's. 40 years later had an ht done about 9 months ago on my NW6 head. Have a long way to go to look reasonable. My point being, a shout out to the scientists and researchers involved in hair restoration to watch the yutube video of the latest Mars landing. All I'm asking for is to be able to grow some hair on my head down here on Earth. Thanks for your indulgence. -
This. There would probably be a cure or at the very least a semi-cure/less labor intensive solution to hair loss. Too much stifling of research, lobbying and billions of dollars to be made by selling pills. I mean right now the products available (and there are lots) work in one way or another but they are temporary and people are stuck with strict regimens that they must maintain for the long haul.Comment
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While you are at it you might want to ask the scientists to also release the cure for HIV they have been pressured to hold onto until the drug companies make enough profit from all the medications sold to treat HIV.Comment
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With all due respect Doc I think we've come a lot further in the treatment and possible cure for HIV than we have in the treatment or possible cure for baldness. Considering baldness has been around for a lot longer than HIV. And I'm not comparing the severity of HIV , cancer, or any other deathly diseases to baldness which is non life threatening. Just my humble observation.Comment
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