i could be wrong..can you please provide the source ?

Good news is cotsarelis got a plough to sow the seeds of OUR unrealised dream..
Check this out..

<<http://www.puretechventures.com/cont...e=news>>

<<http://www.xconomy.com/2008/01/04/go...tment/>>

Best Regards,
Rahul

Does anyone know the advances that they've made since this posting? I notice that they've completed there Funding A or something and that posted Jan.4th 08. Anyone know any updates other than the funding? i guess they haven't started human testin gyet?

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wow i just watched the NBC or whatever video you can see that has a Dr Cot. interfview on it and the link is here
http://www.puretechventures.com/content/portTest.asp?fi...olio&subPage=aboutUs
and just look at how much progress the mouse made at JUST 11 weeks, which is like 3 months, wow. imagine getting all that hair back on ur crown

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This statement appeared a while back in regard to Follica's future Stem Cell endeavour.
It was made by David Steinberg who is a profiled member of Follca featured in the company Bio on their website.

This statement can be refernced

http://www.xconomy.com/2008/01/04/gone-today-hair-tomor...aldness-treatment/2/

David Steinberg 1/4/08 2:12 pm
I am with the company. While we have not tested this in humans yet we fully expect that hair will persist. There are multiple reasons for this. First of all, consider hair transplants - while they have other flaws, the hair does indeed persist despite the presence of circulating DHT. In a distinct, but similar way, the Follica treatment changes the microenvironment of the follicles. Further, a single hair cycle lasts several years, and at the very least the new hair should last one full cycle (because of the underlying physiology of the condition). Also, circulating levels of DHT actually drop over a man's life. We have seen numerous clinical reports of patients showing sustained hair cycling when exposed to conditions similar to the treatment Follica is pursuing (in a carefully directed and controlled way).

What do you's think. Can anyone understand how the hairs would be DHT resistant. I wonder how would the follica treatment change the micro-environment of the follicles. Any thoughts????

my only though is how old am i going to be when this is going to released on market 40? 50?

40 - 50? Omar, I thought you said two years? Am I missing something?

looked promising when they regrew hair follicles in the mice,anyone heard anymore on this or if they intend to test on humans?.Guess its still top secret. wonder which will come first,HM or hair neogenesis!.Maybe in 10/20 years these treatments will be the real deal and not just rumour.

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Anyone know if they finished their harvard study

http://harvardskinstudies.org/alopecia001.asp