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apple procyanidin

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Came across several articles on apple procyanidin which was quite a hype few years back, does anyone know of any other products other than the one from applepoly.com? does elsom already have an existing product with this stuff?
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http://www.lipoxidil.com/site/experimental.php

The Medicated Mohkatsurin PB.

I don't think Elsom has any in their product line..although EquiClear, for one, contains grape seed extract, which contains some of the pro's.

I'm pretty sure there are some others. That Divine Skin one comes to mind...
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mm thanks man. its after i posted i realise that the lamas serum that u posted contained it too. anyways, ive just emailed lotioncrafter regarding their stem cell ingredients for direction of concocting up a topical. will update if i receive a reply.
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I'd have to look..but I'm not sure if the Lamas product contains these pro's. There's a difference between apple procyanidins(apple peel extract) and these stem cell ingredients.

Another that contains these pro's is Virale Mane.
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oh sorry, i was foolishly thinking that apple stem cells and apple procyanidin were the same thing. Anyways, how long have you been on the lamas serum? how do you feel bout it? Wanted to give this a go as its affordable and the ingredients look good. Saw over at regrowth that you said Caregen's C'rum is $375. Thats really steep. Especially with continuous usage. Jeez, im a god damn poor student.
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I used the Lamas serum for the 2nd time..today. Love it so far. Once it's available at places like Vitacost it'll be even cheaper.

If I knew the C'rum would work...I'd probably cut back on my other topical use and use the C'rum as directed at first(seems like once a week..?)..then once every other week or even less. I'm assuming the new product Nid is talking about will be much cheaper..and he probably could have gotten the C'rum for much cheaper as well. I'd still like to know why only docs etc can get it.
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Oh the Nokkin product? I thought it would be around the same price range coz of the stuff it contains. I think Nid mentioned that they do not want people like him who have no/little overheads to make a huge profit from it as compared to the clinics? Dont really understand the rationale though.

Yea i wished the lamas serum was on vitacost like its shampoo.
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