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Very interesting, I wonder why this study hasn't been leapt upon as much as the one regarding PGD 2. I did a little further digging and found this "Rosmarinic acid, active component of Dansam-Eum attenuates ototoxicity of cochlear hair cells through blockage of caspase-1 activity."...

Take a chill pill man, that's what the German study said I don't see why you seem to be offended by it, and don't put that annoying icon up, you wouldn't speak to me like that in person. I can't say whether or not black tea helps with hair loss because i don't have the data, but the fact is...

Think about it, how many people in the UK really drink black tea. I'm not saying it works, but hardly anyone in the UK drinks black tea. They drink tea with milk. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6241139.stm

This is a very important point, it's PGD2 synthase which they were cartwheeling over.

From one of the articles Thinking about it they may have been talking about latanoprost or bimatoprost, which i think would target the prostaglandin pathway, but would work differently. I'm out of my depth on this one!

Provided you don't suffer from sides, as far as I know, I concur.

It's sounds like some serious stuff http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostaglandin_D2_synthase let's hope it can be targeted locally.

The bbc article says that drugs are in development, I think they have every idea about the next step. Here's a quote from the abc article However, the hairloss community has been here a few times before, it's another angle with which to possibly tackle hairloss, and a treatment would be many...

I did a search for prostaglandin D but couldn't find anthing, only to find later an article published in the experimental treatments forum, so sorry for the double posting any way ... Fill up on this http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-17457098 Could be a cream based treatment

150$ a bottle! I don't know how they think they're going to corner the market, when other treatments are so much cheaper. Check out these two testimonials Two testimonials with the same misspelling, ho hum!

There's a long standing poster over on regrowth who has been swearing by that something called seabuckthorn soap and piroctone olamine I'd never heard of the seabuckthorn soap. Not saying it works .... but this reminded me of it. Unfortunately the forum is down, so i can't cross reference. I...

It's interesting stuff. Worthy of it's own thread i think.

Who are you ranting at ?

I'm sorry i've no real idea, I know at one point you could probably get samples, and i read somewhere they were handing it out free in france. Some people on a spanish forum also tried getting hold of some but the trail goes dead. Sorry i couldn't be of more help...

well I've ordered RU in the past and it's gone through customs and so i've even paid VAT on it. That was classed as a research chemical though, in terms of finasteride i used to order just under £18 worth to avoid detection, because it just wasn't worth paying the VAT and handling charge, it normally...