Anyone using Apple Procyanidin Topical Treatment?

docj077

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A treatment that inhibits TGF-beta1 and TGF-beta2. Exactly as I predicted.

This goes to show that the scientific mechanism of TGF-beta promoting fibrosis and collagen synthesis with subsequent follicular miniaturization is most likely the correct one.

I knew they'd find this sooner or later.

However, the system they did this in was in vitro. If must be proven in vivo.

Immune system molecular modulators will likely be the future of hair loss treatments.
 

htownballa

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We need people to try this out and tell us their results. Hopefully it will be a fantastic growth stimulant.
 

docj077

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If you check Collegechemistrystudent's regimen, you'll see that he's using it. I'm not sure if he's using it as a topical or as an internal, however. I'd like to know how his new plan is going. He's been using it for a few weeks now, I believe.
 

Newbaldy84

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I am using it guys. Just finished my first month and started second one. I will definetly give it 3 months and see how it works. I am doing combo means I take apple polly internally and apple poly spray. Spray is not messy at all and it actually even smells nice like an apples. I also started using fincar about two months ago so we will see. I am watching my hairline and temples every day.
Will update.
The thing is the sh*t is expensive so it better grow some hair..
I pay 80$ for a month supply
 

CCS

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Pay $80 a month if you want. Mine is $5 a month for 4mL per application twice a day, and has SOD, GTE, GSE and soon curcumin in it. Someone said they know a place to get bulk powder for $15 for 50g. I hope they tell us where to get it, though my 60 apple poly capsules will last me a long time.
 

Newbaldy84

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CCS do you thing that would be the same quality stuff as they sell on applepoly?
 

bubka

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CCS: have you ever considered that the combination of 10x treatments you are partaking in could be detrimental, the interactions of various chemicals could do more harm then good?

sure some are proven, but are they proven to all work together?
 

CCS

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bubka: short answer: no

other guy before bubka: I think my vehicle is probably better. I doubt the sight that makes it did any modern research into vehicles. They probably just saw the japanese test results and jumped on it to make a buck and used the standard alcohol water vehicle. Maybe theirs is better, but I like mine.
 

CCS

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I make my own liquid. I can find the cheapest places and post them, but I just shopped around the net and ordered the stuff from different sights. You can get apple poly at http://www.applepoly.com. beyondacentury has this, but I don't know if the B3 and C1 are mixed in, and it is almost half the price for 1/4 as much. Just google this stuff and you will get many sites.

If you are willing to mix your own stuff, you can save 90% and get a better mix. Maybe I should just sell this stuff. It costs me $1-5 (I don't remember) to make 60oz of a 4% mixture of lots of stuff. I should sell it for 15. But i've been posting where to buy this stuff in many other threads.
 

bubka

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collegechemistrystudent said:
bubka: short answer: no

other guy before bubka: I think my vehicle is probably better. I doubt the sight that makes it did any modern research into vehicles. They probably just saw the japanese test results and jumped on it to make a buck and used the standard alcohol water vehicle. Maybe theirs is better, but I like mine.
vihicle? dude, you are doing like 10 other treatments for various different physiological pathways...
 

trajce

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Hmm i done little search on Google and i didn't find any article from proven place, maybe '200 stronger than minoxidil' is pushed by some companies that sell products that contain apple procyanidins
 
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