Its my guessing that Oasis is not as spectacular as Acell. If he was ,why ist not included in the Pentagon trials ?
The Acell animals regrew hair, so this Oasis should also regrow hair
because it uses the same principles.
» » Here is info on Oasis:
» »
» http://www.healthpoint.com/divisions/tm/prodOASIS.cfm#
»
»
» Excerpt follows from page 27 of a pdf file found on your linked
» website–the question is, DID THE SKIN ON THE PATIENT’S LEG GROW HAIR AFTER
» HEALING???
»
» The excerpt:
»
» “I had a patient who fell while she was making her
» bed. She tripped on the corner of her sheet and fell on
» her leg. She is a heavy woman, and she just destroyed
» the tissue on her lower leg. She went to the hospital,
» orthopedic surgery was involved, and literally she had
» full thickness tissue involvement from her knee almost
» to her ankle and circumferential medial to lateral and
» anterior. Posterior was intact. And when I saw her a
» month after this trauma, her medial aspect was granulating
» slightly, but she still had a full thickness eschar
» on the lateral aspect, which I then debrided. I eventually
» put her on Oasis, with much involvement from both
» my patient and her husband. They’re both physicians
» and that’s why they had called me out.
» It’s just amazing to see the healing response from
» Oasis. She’s been on steroids for 20 years. She’s now taking
» between 5-10mg a day. She has rheumatoid arthritis.
» She has so many factors that are just deterants to good
» wound healing. And I have to look at the tissue now that
» has healed and say, it’s pretty amazing to me that this
» wound, which was quite extensive, has healed with minimal
» scarring. I’m pleasantly surprised.”
»
» NOW–IS THAT NEW SKIN ON HER LEG GROWING HAIR??
» The Acell animals regrew hair, so this Oasis should also regrow hair
» because it uses the same principles.
»
» » » Here is info on Oasis:
» » »
» »
» http://www.healthpoint.com/divisions/tm/prodOASIS.cfm#
» »
» »
» » Excerpt follows from page 27 of a pdf file found on your linked
» » website–the question is, DID THE SKIN ON THE PATIENT’S LEG GROW HAIR
» AFTER
» » HEALING???
» »
» » The excerpt:
» »
» » "I had a patient who fell while she was making her
» » bed. She tripped on the corner of her sheet and fell on
» » her leg. She is a heavy woman, and she just destroyed
Let’s say by some miracle that it did produce new hair follicals. It will still be suspect to dht and will continue thinning once again. Am i right?
The only creditable idea that i know of is from Intercytex’s practice. Which is taking cells from hairs in the back of the head, which are already programmed to not be sensitive to dht and inject those cultural cells to the front. Am i correct?
» » the tissue on her lower leg. She went to the hospital,
» » orthopedic surgery was involved, and literally she had
» » full thickness tissue involvement from her knee almost
» » to her ankle and circumferential medial to lateral and
» » anterior. Posterior was intact. And when I saw her a
» » month after this trauma, her medial aspect was granulating
» » slightly, but she still had a full thickness eschar
» » on the lateral aspect, which I then debrided. I eventually
» » put her on Oasis, with much involvement from both
» » my patient and her husband. They’re both physicians
» » and that’s why they had called me out.
» » It’s just amazing to see the healing response from
» » Oasis. She’s been on steroids for 20 years. She’s now taking
» » between 5-10mg a day. She has rheumatoid arthritis.
» » She has so many factors that are just deterants to good
» » wound healing. And I have to look at the tissue now that
» » has healed and say, it’s pretty amazing to me that this
» » wound, which was quite extensive, has healed with minimal
» » scarring. I’m pleasantly surprised."
» »
» » NOW–IS THAT NEW SKIN ON HER LEG GROWING HAIR??
The idea is to regenerate the donor area in the back of the head, to harvest it over and over again. Of course this sucks, because a HT is needed to move the created hairs.
And who knows, maybe the procedure can be done directly to the balding area, and the hairs turn out to be quite resistant.
I also agree that ICX should not be discarded yet. The fact that they can supply unlimited number of DP cells could be useful even if that, by itself, is not enough to solve the problem of baldness.
» The idea is to regenerate the donor area in the back of the head, to
» harvest it over and over again. Of course this sucks, because a HT is
» needed to move the created hairs.
»
» And who knows, maybe the procedure can be done directly to the balding
» area, and the hairs turn out to be quite resistant.
»
» I also agree that ICX should not be discarded yet. The fact that they can
» supply unlimited number of DP cells could be useful even if that, by
» itself, is not enough to solve the problem of baldness.
Here’s a “what if” scenario.
What if you wound the donor area of the scalp, inject DP cells (ICX technology) as well as Acell stem cell growth inducing powder? What do you think the outcome would be? Hair?
If im not mistaken Acell’s new product uses cells from a pigs bladder and not the lower intestines like oasis, acell’s first gen was also using cells from the lower intestine but not anymore. I read this information recently however I don’t know how credible it is.
TheOne.
If your information is True ,that would be something and this discussion should be over as the reason behind it does not stand anymore. In that Case Acell would be something like Oasis 2nd generation…more sophisticated…
» Here’s a “what if” scenario.
»
» What if you wound the donor area of the scalp, inject DP cells (ICX
» technology) as well as Acell stem cell growth inducing powder? What do you
» think the outcome would be? Hair?
I oviously don’t know. 