TricoScience response to email - re: Website shutdown

Stem cell; cell based hair therapy
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» So don’t assume anything positive out of this!

Just some HINTS, based on these articles …
http://www.hairsite.com/hair-loss/forum_entry-id-61414-page-0-category-1-order-last_answer.html

Sept 3, 2009 – Vancouver BC.

TrichoScience Innovations Inc. (TrichoScience) has announced the completion of the first phase of its initial round of private financing. This funding allows the Company to immediately commence human clinical trials which will begin in Europe in September, 2009.

The European human clinical trials are being directed by TrichoScience Vice Chairman & Chief Medical Director for Europe, Dr. Rolf Hoffmann who, in partnership with Dr. Kevin McElwee, the Company’s Chief Scientific Officer, has been responsible for research and development of the unique TrichoScience hair cell replication procedure.

In announcing completion of the initial round of financing, TrichoScience President & CEO, Matt Wayrynen said, “This is a very important step for TrichoScience. Over the past seven years a lot of effort, time and money have gone into the development of the unique TrichoScience procedure by a truly dedicated team of medical and scientific professionals. The procedure has been proven safe and effective in pre-clinical research and testing, and we are now able to carry this success forward into the human clinical trials phase.”

Guys, I have really NO IDEA, how I could explain you guys all the essential (highlighted) points in short, because its really just a waste of time to tell you the rest …

So just some hints for you (chronically):

Source: http://start.dermaticum.de/ (<–scroll down!)

30. Januar - 6. Februar 2008:
Herr Prof. Hoffmann befindet sich auf einer Vortragsreise in Indien. Vor Dermatologen in NewDelhi, Bangalore und Mumbai referiert Herr Prof. Hoffmann über aktuelles Zur Stammzelltherapie bei Haarverlust.

English:
Prof. Hoffmann is situated on a lecture tour in India. In front of dermatologists in NewDelhi, Bangalore and Mumbai, Prof. Hoffmann is going to lecture news about stem-cell-therapy in regard of hairloss.

Dr. Rolf Hoffmann? India? Bangalore? Dr. Mukesh Batra?

1. September 2009:
Es werden Frauen und Männer mit Haarausfall gesucht. Untersucht wird die Wirkung eines Nahrungsegänzungsmittels auf die Haardichte. Nähere Informationen erhalten Sie in der Praxis.

English:
There are women and men with hairloss wanted. It will be studied the effect of a “Nahrungsergänzungsmittel” [=dietary-/food-/nutritional supplement] for hair density. You’ll get more information in our clinic.

18. September 2009: NEW!!
Es werden Männer mit Geheimratsecken gesucht. Untersucht wird die Wirkung eines Nahrungsegänzungsmittels auf die Haardichte. Nähere Informationen erhalten Sie in der Praxis.

English:
There are men with “Geheimratsecken” [hairloss beginning above both temples] wanted. It will be studied the effect of a “Nahrungsergänzungsmittel” [=dietary-/food-/nutritional supplement] for hair density. You’ll get more information in our clinic.

Clinical trails for a dietary-/food-/nutritional supplement product/drug????? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietary_supplement

In fact, above you can find the “clinical trials which will begin in Europe in September, 2009”.
Ah, you think the “drug”-thing “is just regarding ‘stealth mode’”? :expressionless:
Really? Fine.

Would you like to know more about the background?
Hopefully NO, because to tell you the rest of the WHOLE story, IS really just a waste of “time”!

p.s: http://www.trichoscience.com/
Their “drug” is Under Construction … :smiley:
HAIR FOLLICLE MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS in mice ears (patented!):

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» » So don’t assume anything positive out of this!
»
» Just some HINTS, based on these articles …
» http://www.hairsite.com/hair-loss/forum_entry-id-61414-page-0-category-1-order-last_answer.html
»
»
» -------------
» Sept 3, 2009 – Vancouver BC.
»
» TrichoScience Innovations Inc. (TrichoScience) has announced the
» completion of the first phase of its initial round of private financing.
» This funding allows the Company to immediately commence human
» clinical trials which will begin in Europe in September, 2009.
»
» The European human clinical trials are being directed by TrichoScience
» Vice Chairman & Chief Medical Director for Europe, Dr. Rolf
» Hoffmann who, in partnership with Dr. Kevin McElwee, the
» Company’s Chief Scientific Officer, has been responsible for research and
» development of the unique TrichoScience hair cell replication
» procedure.
»
» In announcing completion of the initial round of financing, TrichoScience
» President & CEO, Matt Wayrynen said, “This is a very important step for
» TrichoScience. Over the past seven years a lot of effort,
» time and money have gone into the development of the unique TrichoScience
» procedure by a truly dedicated team of medical and scientific
» professionals. The procedure has been proven safe and effective
» in pre-clinical research and testing, and we are now able to carry this
» success forward into the human clinical trials
» phase.”
» ------------
»
» Guys, I have really NO IDEA, how I could explain you guys all the
» essential (highlighted) points in short, because its really just a
» waste of time to tell you the rest …
»
» So just some hints for you (chronically):
»
» Source: http://start.dermaticum.de/ (<–scroll down!)
» ------------------------------
» 30. Januar - 6. Februar 2008:
» Herr Prof. Hoffmann befindet sich auf einer Vortragsreise in Indien. Vor
» Dermatologen in NewDelhi, Bangalore und Mumbai referiert Herr Prof.
» Hoffmann über aktuelles Zur Stammzelltherapie bei Haarverlust.
»
» English:
» Prof. Hoffmann is situated on a lecture tour in India. In
» front of dermatologists in NewDelhi, Bangalore and Mumbai, Prof. Hoffmann
» is going to lecture news about stem-cell-therapy in regard of
» hairloss.
»
» Dr. Rolf Hoffmann? India? Bangalore? Dr. Mukesh Batra?
» Business Financial, Economy, Market, Stock - News & Updates | The Hindu BusinessLine
»
»
» 1. September 2009:
» Es werden Frauen und Männer mit Haarausfall gesucht. Untersucht wird die
» Wirkung eines Nahrungsegänzungsmittels auf die Haardichte. Nähere
» Informationen erhalten Sie in der Praxis.
»
» English:
» There are women and men with hairloss wanted. It will be
» studied the effect of a “Nahrungsergänzungsmittel”
» [=dietary-/food-/nutritional supplement] for hair density. You’ll get more
» information in our clinic.
»
» 18. September 2009: NEW!!
» Es werden Männer mit Geheimratsecken gesucht. Untersucht wird die Wirkung
» eines Nahrungsegänzungsmittels auf die Haardichte. Nähere Informationen
» erhalten Sie in der Praxis.
»
» English:
» There are men with “Geheimratsecken” [hairloss beginning above
» both temples] wanted. It will be studied the effect of a
» “Nahrungsergänzungsmittel” [=dietary-/food-/nutritional supplement] for
» hair density. You’ll get more information in our clinic.
» ------------------------
»
» Clinical trails for a dietary-/food-/nutritional supplement
» product/drug???
» Dietary supplement - Wikipedia
»
» In fact, above you can find the “clinical trials which will begin in
» Europe in September, 2009”.
» Ah, you think the “drug”-thing “is just regarding ‘stealth mode’”? :expressionless:
» Really? Fine.
»
» Would you like to know more about the background?
» Hopefully NO, because to tell you the rest of the WHOLE story, IS
» really just a waste of “time”!
»
» p.s: http://www.trichoscience.com/
» Their “drug” is Under Construction … :smiley:
» HAIR FOLLICLE MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS in mice ears
» (patented!):
»

what a rant

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» what a rant

true mj!

I’ve been following hairloss research for 10 years and this is the same old marketing gimmik that newbies fall for.

The only thing that excited me truly was Intercytex’s phase-I results & their expected potential in phase-II (because of douche bags like TheGame & nathan), which we all know didn’t work out at all.

So UNTIL & UNLESS they show you pictures of phase-II results or at least really good hair growth figures from phase-II…DO NOT GET EXCITED! or you’ll just yourself up for a big disappointment!

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» » So don’t assume anything positive out of this!
»
» Just some HINTS, based on these articles …
» http://www.hairsite.com/hair-loss/forum_entry-id-61414-page-0-category-1-order-last_answer.html
»
»
» -------------
» Sept 3, 2009 – Vancouver BC.
»
» TrichoScience Innovations Inc. (TrichoScience) has announced the
» completion of the first phase of its initial round of private financing.
» This funding allows the Company to immediately commence human
» clinical trials which will begin in Europe in September, 2009.
»
» The European human clinical trials are being directed by TrichoScience
» Vice Chairman & Chief Medical Director for Europe, Dr. Rolf
» Hoffmann who, in partnership with Dr. Kevin McElwee, the
» Company’s Chief Scientific Officer, has been responsible for research and
» development of the unique TrichoScience hair cell replication
» procedure.
»
» In announcing completion of the initial round of financing, TrichoScience
» President & CEO, Matt Wayrynen said, “This is a very important step for
» TrichoScience. Over the past seven years a lot of effort,
» time and money have gone into the development of the unique TrichoScience
» procedure by a truly dedicated team of medical and scientific
» professionals. The procedure has been proven safe and effective
» in pre-clinical research and testing, and we are now able to carry this
» success forward into the human clinical trials
» phase.”
» ------------
»
» Guys, I have really NO IDEA, how I could explain you guys all the
» essential (highlighted) points in short, because its really just a
» waste of time to tell you the rest …
»
» So just some hints for you (chronically):
»
» Source: http://start.dermaticum.de/ (<–scroll down!)
» ------------------------------
» 30. Januar - 6. Februar 2008:
» Herr Prof. Hoffmann befindet sich auf einer Vortragsreise in Indien. Vor
» Dermatologen in NewDelhi, Bangalore und Mumbai referiert Herr Prof.
» Hoffmann über aktuelles Zur Stammzelltherapie bei Haarverlust.
»
» English:
» Prof. Hoffmann is situated on a lecture tour in India. In
» front of dermatologists in NewDelhi, Bangalore and Mumbai, Prof. Hoffmann
» is going to lecture news about stem-cell-therapy in regard of
» hairloss.
»
» Dr. Rolf Hoffmann? India? Bangalore? Dr. Mukesh Batra?
» Business Financial, Economy, Market, Stock - News & Updates | The Hindu BusinessLine
»
»
» 1. September 2009:
» Es werden Frauen und Männer mit Haarausfall gesucht. Untersucht wird die
» Wirkung eines Nahrungsegänzungsmittels auf die Haardichte. Nähere
» Informationen erhalten Sie in der Praxis.
»
» English:
» There are women and men with hairloss wanted. It will be
» studied the effect of a “Nahrungsergänzungsmittel”
» [=dietary-/food-/nutritional supplement] for hair density. You’ll get more
» information in our clinic.
»
» 18. September 2009: NEW!!
» Es werden Männer mit Geheimratsecken gesucht. Untersucht wird die Wirkung
» eines Nahrungsegänzungsmittels auf die Haardichte. Nähere Informationen
» erhalten Sie in der Praxis.
»
» English:
» There are men with “Geheimratsecken” [hairloss beginning above
» both temples] wanted. It will be studied the effect of a
» “Nahrungsergänzungsmittel” [=dietary-/food-/nutritional supplement] for
» hair density. You’ll get more information in our clinic.
» ------------------------
»
» Clinical trails for a dietary-/food-/nutritional supplement
» product/drug???
» Dietary supplement - Wikipedia
»
» In fact, above you can find the “clinical trials which will begin in
» Europe in September, 2009”.
» Ah, you think the “drug”-thing “is just regarding ‘stealth mode’”? :expressionless:
» Really? Fine.
»
» Would you like to know more about the background?
» Hopefully NO, because to tell you the rest of the WHOLE story, IS
» really just a waste of “time”!
»
» p.s: http://www.trichoscience.com/
» Their “drug” is Under Construction … :smiley:
» HAIR FOLLICLE MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS in mice ears
» (patented!):
»

Iron Man, your posts are just rambling nonsense that are becoming almost incomprehensible. If you have something to say, then say it and stop littering the board. Just what exactly is the point you’re trying to make about Trichoscience.

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» Iron Man, your posts are just rambling nonsense that are becoming almost
» incomprehensible. If you have something to say, then say it and stop
» littering the board. Just what exactly is the point you’re trying to make
» about Trichoscience.

Did you ever saw me “just rambling nonsense” within this topic full of “ramling nonsense” about TrichoScience?
http://www.hairsite.com/hair-loss/board_entry-id-58102-page-0-category-1-order-last_answer-descasc-DESC.html
No? You didn’t see me ever posting there? Guess why …

» Just what exactly is the point you’re trying to make
» about Trichoscience.

The point?
I can just give you in short my personally opinion about TrichoScience:

I did never expect anything serious from “TrichoScience”. And my post above, has been just a “hint” for some guys, in regard the WHY (at least it’s just 1 point) I never didn’t believe in TrichoScience.
Enough?

What other guys believe (or hope for), isn’t my problem. And you won’t believe that: Trying something to explain (or translate) the “why’s” for other guys, costs just time - for just getting real “rambling nonsense posts”, like yours, after that.

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» » haha duuuude! No way! U of T med?! I plan on going there if I don’t
» decide
» » to ditch Toronto for NY, LA or Miami! But I am a U of T undergrad!
» That’s
» » awesome haha. Koodos to you for getting into U of T med though. :smiley:
»
» Me? U of T med? bahaha No man, that was only for them to take me a little
» more serious :smiley: I’m a law man, not medical.

Maybe they just did the same with you?
“Let us give this poor baldie a litte bit hope. And we know, he will spread our words in internet forums - for other poor baldies too.” :expressionless:

Eh?

BTW: Will Genetic Research Help Treat Baldness | Staying Healthy
Hope is everywhere … :expressionless:

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Anyway, Someone on xconomy posted this bit of information about Trichoscience the other day that some people may find interesting.

I exchanged emails recently with Trichoscience and they seem to believe that the regulatory approval process for the Aderans and Trichoscience type of approach will not be as arduous as it would be for a drug applied topically or ingested or for an invasive procedure. Although the follicular stem cells are cultured with growth factors, proteins and/or other pharmaceutical agents outside the body, it is essentially only the stem cells that are injected back into the scalp. So in many respects, this is similar to an autologous procedure that typically does not require regulatory approval. I think the major safety concern is whether the new cultured follicular cells develop any cancerous characteristics as a result of the culturing process. To date, it does not appear that this has been a problem for cultured cells (see 60 minutes, intercytex, aderans trials). So this particular method does not have to deal with testing the varying strengths of a drug for safety or testing the safety of using a drug for varying lengths of time. The culturing process either causes a problem or it doesn’t.

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» Anyway, Someone on xconomy posted this bit of information about
» Trichoscience the other day that some people may find interesting.
»
» I exchanged emails recently with Trichoscience and they seem
» to believe that the regulatory approval process for the Aderans and
» Trichoscience type of approach will not be as arduous as it would be for a
» drug applied topically or ingested or for an invasive procedure. Although
» the follicular stem cells are cultured with growth factors, proteins and/or
» other pharmaceutical agents outside the body, it is essentially only the
» stem cells that are injected back into the scalp. So in many respects, this
» is similar to an autologous procedure that typically does not require
» regulatory approval. I think the major safety concern is whether the new
» cultured follicular cells develop any cancerous characteristics as a result
» of the culturing process. To date, it does not appear that this has been a
» problem for cultured cells (see 60 minutes, intercytex, aderans trials). So
» this particular method does not have to deal with testing the varying
» strengths of a drug for safety or testing the safety of using a drug for
» varying lengths of time. The culturing process either causes a problem or
» it doesn’t.

Thanks! Source?
Edit: Just found the source:
Informa Connect - Know more, do more, be more. (<–user comments below the main article)

Anyway, this guy, who ever wrote this, is absolutely right in his thoughts. :yes:

Oh, BTW - What happens in regard “cells” during a traditional “Hair Transplant”? Eh?

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» » Anyway, Someone on xconomy posted this bit of information about
» » Trichoscience the other day that some people may find interesting.
» »
» » I exchanged emails recently with Trichoscience and they seem
» » to believe that the regulatory approval process for the Aderans and
» » Trichoscience type of approach will not be as arduous as it would be for
» a
» » drug applied topically or ingested or for an invasive procedure.
» Although
» » the follicular stem cells are cultured with growth factors, proteins
» and/or
» » other pharmaceutical agents outside the body, it is essentially only
» the
» » stem cells that are injected back into the scalp. So in many
» respects, this
» » is similar to an autologous procedure that typically does not require
» » regulatory approval. I think the major safety concern is whether the
» new
» » cultured follicular cells develop any cancerous characteristics as a
» result
» » of the culturing process. To date, it does not appear that this
» has been a
» » problem for cultured cells (see 60 minutes, intercytex, aderans trials).
» So
» » this particular method does not have to deal with testing the varying
» » strengths of a drug for safety or testing the safety of using a drug
» for
» » varying lengths of time. The culturing process either
» causes a problem or
» » it doesn’t.
»
» Thanks! Source?
» Edit: Just found the source:
» Informa Connect - Know more, do more, be more.
» (<–user comments below the main article)
»
» Anyway, this guy, who ever wrote this, is absolutely right in his
» thoughts. :yes:
»
» Oh, BTW - What happens in regard “cells” during a traditional “Hair
» Transplant”? Eh?

I’m not entirely sure what happens to the cells during a hair transplant, No doubt someone on here will know though.

xconomy is a good place to pick up bits of information, one poster called shooter who has posted on here a couple of times made a good point just the other day about why he thinks Aderans might have moved into phase III of their trials, I’ll put his post up for those interested.

Hey guys. In the absence of any “new” news, I decided to look further into some of the existing developments that we are already aware of; specifically with Aderans.

If you are bored, read on.

We know that Aderans is expanding Phase 2, but we don’t really know if that’s a good or a bad thing. For instance: Have they had success with current treatments? Have they failed and are trying different variations to achieve success? What about Phase 3? Is this normal?

I did some more research into clinical trials to see if expanding Phase 2 is mostly positive or mostly negative.

As it turns out, there are several research models for conducting clinical trials. Like anything else, researchers are always trying to enhance the efficiency of the process. I found one model that is very similar to the approach Aderans is taking.

If I’m correct, it seems to indicate that this MIGHT be a move into Phase 3. While I can’t be sure, it could be very good news since Phase 2 usually has the highest failure rate. Escaping Phase 2 is positive.

The abstract can be found here:

http://www.jstor.org/pss/3068524?cookieSet=1

“A sequential Bayesian phase II/III design is proposed for comparative clinical trials. The design is based on both survival time and discrete early events that may be related to survival and assumes a parametric mixture model. Phase II involves a small number of centers. Patients are randomized between treatments throughout, and sequential decisions are based on predictive probabilities of concluding superiority of the experimental treatment. Whether to stop early, continue, or shift into phase III is assessed repeatedly in phase II. Phase III begins when additional institutions are incorporated into the ongoing phase II trial.”

*Let’s cross our fingers, guys.

Like he said, he’s not certain. But we can hope they have.

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» Like he said, he’s not certain. But we can hope they have.

Dogstar, what did I say (at least tried to explain) recently?
http://www.hairsite.com/hair-loss/forum_entry-id-64475-page-0-category-1-order-last_answer.html

Eh?

I have not always to tell “bad” things (TrichoScience). Actually, I could spread tons of good things. But as you can see, to “spread good things”, isn’t always “a pretty good idea” - you understand?

And in regard a “real cure for baldness”, there is absolutelly NO REASON to worry about. Believe it, or believe it not: The “real cure for baldness” works already since years, but there has been NO REASON (not even for me to think about), to put it into the shelves: Reason: The “real cure for baldness”, and researcher found it out, is actually pretty simple (pretty easy to perform/manufacture etc) to accomplish it. So why is it not on the market?
Guess the “why” for yourself … :wink:

But it will be on the market, earlier as you think - be assured. :slight_smile:

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»
» And in regard a “real cure for baldness”, there is absolutelly NO REASON
» to worry about. Believe it, or believe it not: The “real cure for baldness”
» works already since years, but there has been NO REASON (not even for me to
» think about), to put it into the shelves: Reason: The “real cure for
» baldness”, and researcher found it out, is actually pretty simple (pretty
» easy to perform/manufacture etc) to accomplish it. So why is it not on the
» market?
» Guess the “why” for yourself … :wink:

Umm . . . WTF are you talking about?

The conspiracy theories are old news around here.

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» »
» » And in regard a “real cure for baldness”, there is absolutelly NO
» REASON
» » to worry about. Believe it, or believe it not: The “real cure for
» baldness”
» » works already since years, but there has been NO REASON (not even for me
» to
» » think about), to put it into the shelves: Reason: The “real cure for
» » baldness”, and researcher found it out, is actually pretty simple
» (pretty
» » easy to perform/manufacture etc) to accomplish it. So why is it not on
» the
» » market?
» » Guess the “why” for yourself … :wink:
»
»
» Umm . . . WTF are you talking about?
»
»
» The conspiracy theories are old news around here.

Recently, I already mentioned that:
http://www.hairsite.com/hair-loss/forum_entry-id-64959-page-0-category-1-order-last_answer.html

And regarding “conspiracy theories”: This whole forum consists just of “conspiracy theories” (and just hopes) since years. And the whole science/research consists just of “theories” as well …

To make it short:
Man, are you completely BLIND???
They are able to regenerate new organs (in vitro) in the labs since years! And what is a hair follicle? A mini-organ similar complex as e.g. a liver (~25 different cell types). And YES, they are able to regenerate livers in the labs as well. So what? Is this technique just a “conspiracy theorie”? :no:
Maybe for some idiots out there such a technology is just “magic”. But for scientists/researchers it isn’t: “At least most of this stuff has a scientifically explanation …” That’s all …

BTW: @cal, you’re from the U.S? I’m from Austria. Please explain scientifically and in simple words all other people/guys here, HOW it is possible, why we both are able to communicate by a crappy forum software. “Magic”? :expressionless:

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Doctors were technically able to regrow organs a couple of years ago. And yet thousands of organ transplants (from other human donors) still go on every year, even in the most advanced countries. There is a long time between when something is first done in the lab, and when it becomes commercially available in any widespread form.

It’s not a conspiracy, it’s the real world.

It’s the same reason that carbon fiber was invented decades ago, and yet the airline industry (which is under extreme pressure to reduce fuel consumption) still flies heavier aluminum planes today.

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» Doctors were technically able to regrow organs a couple of years ago. And
» yet thousands of organ transplants (from other human donors) still go on
» every year, even in the most advanced countries. There is a long time
» between when something is first done in the lab, and when it becomes
» commercially available in any widespread form.
»
»
» It’s not a conspiracy, it’s the real world.
»
» It’s the same reason that carbon fiber was invented decades ago, and yet
» the airline industry (which is under extreme pressure to reduce fuel
» consumption) still flies heavier aluminum planes today.

hmm, so actually it’s a conspiracy? :expressionless:

Cal, you can’t compare “carbon-fiber/aluminium”-crap (yes, you’re right!) with the field of new organ-transplant technologies - be assured. :wink:

Just 1 reason: Most people out there do not worry about things like “carbon-fiber/aluminium”-crap or ozone-problem issues. But there are LOTS OF people out there every day, who SERIOUS need new (or to repair) organs. And there comes the “ethic”-stuff along the way: There is much more pressure within the society and medical field, compared with stuff like “carbon-fiber/aluminium” etc - although this topics are serious too. So it’s all about ethics (sure, money is involved too). And within a “carbon-fiber/aluminium”-crap field there it’s just all about MONEY. So you can’t compare these 2 things - imho. :-

And e.g. in regard TRICHOSIENCE, there it’s just all about MONEY. Or did you thought there it’s all about baldies? :expressionless:

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» » Doctors were technically able to regrow organs a couple of years ago.
» And
» » yet thousands of organ transplants (from other human donors) still go
» on
» » every year, even in the most advanced countries. There is a long time
» » between when something is first done in the lab, and when it becomes
» » commercially available in any widespread form.
» »
» »
» » It’s not a conspiracy, it’s the real world.
» »
» » It’s the same reason that carbon fiber was
» invented decades ago, and yet
» » the airline industry (which is under extreme pressure to reduce fuel
» » consumption) still flies heavier aluminum planes today.
»
» hmm, so actually it’s a conspiracy? :expressionless:
»
» Cal, you can’t compare “carbon-fiber/aluminium”-crap (yes, you’re
» right!) with the field of new organ-transplant technologies - be assured.
» :wink:
»
» Just 1 reason: Most people out there do not worry about things like
» “carbon-fiber/aluminium”-crap or ozone-problem issues. But there are LOTS
» OF people out there every day, who SERIOUS need new (or to repair)
» organs. And there comes the “ethic”-stuff along the way: There is
» much more pressure within the society and medical field, compared with
» stuff like “carbon-fiber/aluminium” etc - although this topics are serious
» too. So it’s all about ethics (sure, money is involved too). And within a
» “carbon-fiber/aluminium”-crap field there it’s just all about MONEY. So you
» can’t compare these 2 things - imho. :expressionless:
» --------------
»
» And e.g. in regard TRICHOSIENCE, there it’s just all about MONEY.
» Or did you thought there it’s all about baldies? :expressionless:

It never fails to amaze me how those who think they are so smart prove how stupid and ignorant they really are the more they talk. You come across as someone I’d love to slap the shyt out of simply because I’m known to slap dumb fux who think they know it all. You’re one slappable bytch.

Something tells me you don’t have any friends. Since it’s nearly impossible for any female to put up with an idiot like you, if I were you I’d spend less time focusing on my need for hair and focus more on my need for friends in the real world.

I’ve not come across a single post of yours that has made sense. You just rant and rant with your poor broken illiterate writing and English skills, yet you have the audacity to correct other people’s grammar. What a fukcin clown.

But I’m sure you’ll understand this. it has the same meaning in every language:

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» » » haha duuuude! No way! U of T med?! I plan on going there if I don’t
» » decide
» » » to ditch Toronto for NY, LA or Miami! But I am a U of T undergrad!
» » That’s
» » » awesome haha. Koodos to you for getting into U of T med though. :smiley:
» »
» » Me? U of T med? bahaha No man, that was only for them to
» take me a little
» » more serious :smiley: I’m a law man, not
» medical.
»
» Maybe they just did the same with you?
» “Let us give this poor baldie a litte bit hope. And we know, he will
» spread our words in internet forums - for other poor baldies too.” :expressionless:
»
»
» Eh?

Spread words? You deported fukc. I’ve been a long time active member of this forum so when I get any and all news one something new you better bet your magnifyingly-visible penis that I’m going to share it.

If I had misinterpreted or even start prophecy insider secrets (like the dumb bytch you are) then you can call me a loser, hopeless, and probably a bumb too.

It’s funny you call others “baldies” when you’re one raped, butchered, fukced in the head yourself. You’re amongst the damned and the “only” one who deserved it. I wish for everyone else butchered a full and speedy recover. For you… remain the frankenstein look for life, fag.

Gehen Sie Schraube Ihre Mutter Sie homosexueller fagget

Incase noone’s seen your photo from the german forums:

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» » » » haha duuuude! No way! U of T med?! I plan on going there if I don’t
» » » decide
» » » » to ditch Toronto for NY, LA or Miami! But I am a U of T undergrad!
» » » That’s
» » » » awesome haha. Koodos to you for getting into U of T med though. :smiley:
» » »
» » » Me? U of T med? bahaha No man, that was only for them
» to
» » take me a little
» » » more serious :smiley: I’m a law man, not
» » medical.

Huh, the law man is speaking. I’m pretty sure, you’re a very talented lawyer. It seems, your professors at your college, already taught you one of the most important skills (e.g. lie) for a lawyer … :smiley:

So let’s talk about TRICHOSCIENCE, because the law man mj2003, has to tell us a lot about Trichoscience - I’ve no doubts.

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» So let’s talk about TRICHOSCIENCE, because the law man mj2003, has
» to tell us a lot about Trichoscience - I’ve no doubts.

I don’t think mj2003 has anything serious to say about TrichoScience - execept of a crappy email. :expressionless:

Maybe some people here may find the following interesting:

First of all, something about Dr. Kevin McElwee (TrichoScience):

Back to 2001:

ABSTRACT
[…] Dr. Gho. None of the well known researchers on the board had heard of him, and consequently the name stood out. All the other applicants on the list were known to those in the industry in some fashion, or at the very least, the names were familiar from labs the members had worked in.
One member from Belgium commented that he recognized the name, as one of his patients had inquired about a Dr. Gho in the past, but the only other person vaguely familiar with Gho was Kevin McElwee of Keratin.com, also an EHRS member. Other than this, nobody present had had any contact with Dr. Gho whatsoever. […]
Source: Hair Multiplication's Dr. Gho Rejected by EHRS

Why do you think Dr. Kevin McElwee (TrichoScience) has been the only one, who “were vaguely familiar” with Dr. Gho (and his research work) in 2001?
Any idea? :lookaround:

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» » So let’s talk about TRICHOSCIENCE, because the law man mj2003,
» has
» » to tell us a lot about Trichoscience - I’ve no doubts.
»
» I don’t think mj2003 has anything to say about TrichoScience - execept of
» a crappy email. :expressionless:
»
» Maybe some people here may find the following interesting:
»
» First of all, something about Dr. Kevin McElwee (TrichoScience):
» http://www.hairlaboratory.com/hair-laboratory-team/kevin-mcelwee.html
»
» Back to 2001:
» -----------------
» ABSTRACT
» […] Dr. Gho. None of the well known researchers on the board
» had heard of him, and consequently the name stood out. All the other
» applicants on the list were known to those in the industry in some fashion,
» or at the very least, the names were familiar from labs the members had
» worked in.
» One member from Belgium commented that he recognized the name, as one of
» his patients had inquired about a Dr. Gho in the past, but
» the only other person vaguely familiar with Gho was Kevin McElwee of
» Keratin.com, also an EHRS member. Other than this, nobody
» present had had any contact with Dr. Gho whatsoever. […]
» Source:
» Hair Multiplication's Dr. Gho Rejected by EHRS
» -----------------
»
» Why do you think Dr. Kevin McElwee (TrichoScience) has been the only one,
» who “were vaguely familiar” with Dr. Gho (and his research work) in 2001?
» Any idea? :lookaround:

HOLY FUKCING SHYT! SHUT THE FUKC UP!!!

blah blah blah blah u fukcin rant ran rant rant rant!

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» » » So let’s talk about TRICHOSCIENCE, because the law man mj2003,
» » has
» » » to tell us a lot about Trichoscience - I’ve no doubts.
» »
» » I don’t think mj2003 has anything to say about TrichoScience - execept
» of
» » a crappy email. :expressionless:
» »
» » Maybe some people here may find the following interesting:
» »
» » First of all, something about Dr. Kevin McElwee (TrichoScience):
»
» » http://www.hairlaboratory.com/hair-laboratory-team/kevin-mcelwee.html
» »
» » Back to 2001:
» » -----------------
» » ABSTRACT
» » […] Dr. Gho. None of the well known researchers on the
» board
» » had heard of him, and consequently the name stood out. All the other
» » applicants on the list were known to those in the industry in some
» fashion,
» » or at the very least, the names were familiar from labs the members had
» » worked in.
» » One member from Belgium commented that he recognized the name, as one
» of
» » his patients had inquired about a Dr. Gho in the past,
» but
» » the only other person vaguely familiar with Gho was Kevin McElwee of
» » Keratin.com, also an EHRS member. Other than this, nobody
» » present had had any contact with Dr. Gho whatsoever. […]
» » Source:
» » Hair Multiplication's Dr. Gho Rejected by EHRS
» » -----------------
» »
» » Why do you think Dr. Kevin McElwee (TrichoScience) has been the only
» one,
» » who “were vaguely familiar” with Dr. Gho (and his research work) in
» 2001?
» » Any idea? :lookaround:
»
» HOLY FUKCING SHYT! SHUT THE FUKC
» UP!!!
»
» blah blah blah blah u fukcin rant ran rant rant rant!

Yes law man, you’re absolutely right!
Because exactly the same think e.g. patients about Dr. Jerry Shapiro (TrichoScience):