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» I’ll say this another time - Acell isn’t a hair growth product. The
» company didn’t design, create, test, and market it exclusively to the HT
» world. The rest of the world will not deem it to be a legitimate or
» fraudulent product based on what it does for us.
it doesn’t matter whether or not hairloss is what ACELL was originally produced for. The point is that, that is the context within that many of us are talking about ACELL. I imagine that there are people here who are discussing the ongoing experiment in the context of simply whether or not it will “cure” scar tissue, but that is not the context in which i am talking about ACELL. I do not have scar tissue and many of the other posters do not either. Of course I understand that if it works on scar tissue then it could benefit those of us who have scar tissue on our heads and for their sake i hope it does work on scar tissue, but my main concern, my vested interest, is whether or not it works to regrow hair, and that is the context in which i talk about this experiment with ACELL. Many of us here who only have hairloss, and no scarring, are primarily focused on whether or not it will grow hair or not. And we will discuss this product, and the ongoing experiment, in that context. We don’t just have to discuss this product, and the ongoing experiment, as you would have us do so. And by the way, if you want to quarrel with people who are interested in whether or not this product, and the ongoing experiment, regrows hair then you should also contact the subject and the doctor and the company that makes ACELL itself because they are all also watching this experiment and considering and contemplating ACELL’s ability to regrow hair or the lack thereof.
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» Yes, of course we’re all wondering about its capabilities to regenerate
» scalp follicles. But that’s not even the subject of half our
» discussions/debates about this stuff. We’re spending half these
» threads debating basic wound-closure issues that have probably already been
» sorted out by other medical experimentations a long time ago.
Ok, then don’t read or respond to my posts because my posts are about the potential of the product to regrow hair. As a matter of fact, you should just figure out which of us posters are posting about hair growth and which are posting about scar erradication and you should only read and respond to the posts about scar erradication.
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» Acell didn’t just create this stuff this summer and then ship the first
» case of it to Dr. Jones last month. If we’re not satisfied and
» confident with what Dr. Jones is doing with it, then we could be looking
» for published research & informal feedback about it elsewhere. Closure
» of a raw wound on the scalp is not different than on some other area of the
» body, aside from our hair follicle questions.
I am not saying there is a difference between closure of a raw wound on one part of the body from another part of the body. You need to start taking your iq pills because you clearly do not comprehend what i am saying. i am saying that there MAY be a difference between the closure of a very recent/immediate wound in healthy tissue that is still growing hair VS the closure of a wound that is right smack dab in the middle of scar tissue that is long since void of hair follicles. I am not saying i know there is a difference; i am merely saying there MAY be a difference. I am also saying that the present experiment does not utilize ACELL in the exact same manner that ACELL has been used in the past. Again, for example:
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ACELL was used multiple times on the same wound.
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ACELL was used on wounds that are fresh and in the case where ACELL regrew hair the wounds were in the middle of hair-growing skin, not scar tissue.