irishlad87
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Im not trying to be pessimistic i just like to err on the side of caution, im a scientist so until i see results thats the way i am programmed.Bro you shouldn't be so suspicious about it... He is a doctor in Italy, so it makes sense that an italian company acquired the patent. If someone like Bayer or Merck hold the patent you wouldnt be so sceptical. Maybe they were just fast enough to see potential before anyone else did. And let's not forget that he didn't quite advertise it. His field is vascular surgery and he came upon this almost by chance. It's not like he was trying to find something specifically for Androgenetic Alopecia and was trying to persuade pharma companies...