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Himalaya herbal hair loss cream

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Here's a product that seems to have a lot of technical details for hair loss and they all look promising.
100 subjects have been used to try out the product for around 6 months and plenty of tests like
one-minute comb test,
hair per square cm of scalp etc have been mentioned.

Let us discuss what all this is worth!

http://www.himalayahealthcare.com/pdf_f ... eam001.pdf
http://www.himalayahealthcare.com/PRODU ... _cream.htm
http://www.himalayahealthcare.com/pdf_f ... eam002.pdf
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Here is another hair loss product having a patent on stem cell technology and claiming great success in Europe and Asia.
Now it will soon be coming to USA.

http://amsteminc.com/technology/hair-restoration

Looks very promising
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tempestnatures wrote:Here is another hair loss product having a patent on stem cell technology and claiming great success in Europe and Asia.
Now it will soon be coming to USA.

http://amsteminc.com/technology/hair-restoration

Looks very promising

Seems very similar to the PSP process???
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Whats a PSP process?
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 121202.htm
Stem cells are seen experimentally to grow new hair!
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What the hell? At what stage do I grow hair?

Seriously, I want to know.
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Joey Ramone you said>>>


What the hell? At what stage do I grow hair?

Seriously, I want to know.

perhaps you could be a little more descriptive in your posts so that those who can answer, will answer without having to ask what are you talking about.. O:)
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Note: Hair Loss Cream does not work in cases of Male Pattern Baldness (baldness due to genetic reasons).

:( too bad, this is not a product for me :(
I went to buy a camouflage jacket the other day but I couldn't find any.
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jua_d_veve wrote:Whats a PSP process?

Sorry, I meant PRP...Seems that isn't the marvel discovery it was made out to be..

(Platelet Rich Plasma, or PRP is blood plasma that has been concentrated to have about 5x the number of platelets found in circulating blood. These concentrated platelets found in PRP contain tremendous amounts of bioactive proteins, which include the growth factors PDGF and VEGF. These growth factors have been shown to initiate accelerated tissue repair, and, according to experts, have also been shown to have positive effects on hair growth)
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cld wrote:Joey Ramone you said>>>


What the hell? At what stage do I grow hair?

Seriously, I want to know.

perhaps you could be a little more descriptive in your posts so that those who can answer, will answer without having to ask what are you talking about.. O:)
Uh, tired and over it the other night, had also spent a good (?) 45 minutes reading through the bloody scalpure photos thread.
Would love this problem to just resolve itself without having to put stuff on my head and spend hours reading through forums looking for some hint at some obscure product that may hold some benefit for hair loss.

Nothing. Bloody. Works. :-({|=
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The hair loss cream may work if you do not have MPB.
Are you sure you dont have MPB? If not, then worth a try!

Here, a new product seems promising:
http://www.smarterlifestyles.com/2008/1 ... pp_id=1669
Problem is they do not talk about regrowth :(
Maybe because they don't have regrowth with this product or their marketing team is very poor (very very unlikely though).
But if the product is really revolutionary, it will surely shine like a star! and we will know about it very soon.

On a sad note, I stumbled upon scalpure by one such news story :(
So after all, even the above "new" product may just be crap (though these guys have done their studies well at least! scalpure was just "Oh! I believe it stuff!")
Do go through the above link for knowledge sake at least and give a shot at the "free" goodies!
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@tempestnatures:

Here a quote from the website you have posted:
If your hair is starting to give away your age, or worse, add years to your appearance, a free trial of the new Kronos products may be just what you need.
A free trial....so we might just try this out to see if it will give any regrowth....
I went to buy a camouflage jacket the other day but I couldn't find any.
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yes exactly.
but u know, free trials can mean two things:
1) either the company wants ppl to use their product and thus avoid doing tests themselves.
2) the company is new and not known but their product is good. They just need a great start.

If #1 is the reason, then all thumbs down to kronos (like scalpure)
and if #2 is the reason, then whoilla!

BTW, I think u were also on scalpure for some time.
How was the experience?
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Well, this product isnt for me anyway...
BTW, I think u were also on scalpure for some time.
How was the experience?
I almost bought that stuff as I had couple of email exchanges with Steve. But after reading/research I was not impressed enough, so I never bought it....Im just using a shampoo with 1% ketoconazole (7-8 months now), helps me with the itch and dandruff, also reduced my hairloss a lot. Im still looking for something that would give me some regrowth though...
I went to buy a camouflage jacket the other day but I couldn't find any.
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Stay away from Kronos, read the negative reviews on amazon, it does nothing.

"So, I fell for the free trail offer on [...] and paid $9.95 for shipping to receive full size bottles of the Kronos hair kit. When my shipment arrived, I learned that I was enrolled in [...] smart ship program. Now, if I don't follow the very misleading and complicated steps to return my free trial and cancel my subscription, my credit card will be charged $98.50 every 60 days. That is a very rotten way to run a business."'''
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thanks for those reviews on Kronos.
Sadly enough, there is no cure to the hair fall problem it seems.
so so so sad!

well... i have a ques to ask.
my hair fall began along with a wisdom tooth infection around 3 years back.
i kept on having filings done on my wisdom tooth (lower one) and it never really was healed ever.
ultimately, I decided to have it removed.
And I did this in mid-November 2009

After that, I have noticed that my hair don't fall except when shampooing.
Do you guys think that my hair fall could be because of the dental infection?
And since now the infected wisdom tooth is gone, I will be able to have some regrowth?

Problem is I have a thin layer of hair left now on my scalp through which the scalp can be seen sometimes.
How much time should I expect to have a little more covered scalp with hair (if any).
Please also point me to any website which has more details on the same.
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I am using himalaya's products for the last one year and quite satisfied with them. Hopefully the herbal hair loss cream would be effective one like their other products.
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shill? :?
I went to buy a camouflage jacket the other day but I couldn't find any.
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Hmm...
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