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Alex you for real now?
Italian Hair Loss Lotion To Hit The Market In 2016
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Guys please don't be so naïve, only true sources on these forums these days are the memes.
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So i wrote this email for fidia, what do you guys think?
Dear Dr. Brotzu that works at fidia. I ask you sir. Release the lotion, on earth as well as on heaven. Give us today a full head of hair. And forgive us our doubts, as we also have forgiven your delays. And do not bring us to the time of shave it bro, but keep us safe from DHT.
Amen
Dear Dr. Brotzu that works at fidia. I ask you sir. Release the lotion, on earth as well as on heaven. Give us today a full head of hair. And forgive us our doubts, as we also have forgiven your delays. And do not bring us to the time of shave it bro, but keep us safe from DHT.
Amen
Brotzu doesn't work at FIDIA. You're compulsive that's what I think.
2 ppl alrady providing screenshots that they contacted FIDIA employees or is it the same person? One was confirmed by the Italian admin and the other spread his message here. Let's make crack induced theories.
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I sent an email to fidia's info mail, that's it xd
Mom?
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I am skeptical of Fidia's lack of response. As someone who has worked in administration, they have a team of capable lawyers who could easily bypass the medical clearance.
There is no reason not to release the lotion now as cosmetic supplement and continue with efficacy studies ( and collect money ) while waiting for clinical trials to end to brand it as a medicine.
Sorry to burst everyone's bubble, I wish I am wrong.
There is no reason not to release the lotion now as cosmetic supplement and continue with efficacy studies ( and collect money ) while waiting for clinical trials to end to brand it as a medicine.
Sorry to burst everyone's bubble, I wish I am wrong.
If I am not mistaken at the moment it is supposed to be a cosmetic when it's released. Imho they are testing efficacy and more importantly to see if it has any unexpected side effects.
in this case its not true, but I absolutely assume its the same troll/shill whenever I see a post with alleged insider info, announcement of an incoming update, or any sort of reference to that italian forum
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It's taking too long for a cosmetic product considering the postponing of the release.
inb4 dislikes
inb4 dislikes
Hair doesn't grow in 6 months.
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The efficacy was proven already, hence why they bought patent for God knows how much from Brotzu. There are millions of useless snake oil products out there, do you think that they have proof they work ? No, only that they are safe for dermatological use.
I see no reason why wouldn't FIDIA if they were confident enough, brand it in that category and later on release the "improved" version.
I don't f*****g care and we'll see. Your work field has nothing to do with it as different countries have different laws.
The original trial was too small and not official.
Snake oil products are approved immediately and don't have such complex theories as Brotzu's, but then again he is an university professor who could easily fake it.
The efficacy was not proven entirely I think. Brotzus trials didn't have a lot of people in them IIRC plus if I am not mistaken most patients and the ones usually posted pics for had AA not Androgenetic Alopecia. Supposedly it should work better for Androgenetic Alopecia according to what some brotzu collaborators have said, but it is yet to be seen. Plus they had a product and proof that it worked from brotzu and they bought the patent, nothing wrong in doing your own trials to be 100% sure of the results though.
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If you read the patent, it says that the lotion showed obvious regrowth in 90 days - dark, pigmeted hairs. About a year ago, Fidia said they were working on stability issues and also running their own trials. This time frame has given them enough time to run multiple trials for efficacy since results are seen in such a short amount of time. This should put Fidia on track to release the lotion within the next year. March could be a realistic possibility. I know the release for this product has been dragging out forever but I can't see them delaying it much longer. They should have enough data by now. Of course this is all speculation but it makes sense to me.
What they should really do is grant us some kind of informative reply because they have nothing to lose at this point. Even if it's another vague "we expect development to be completed by 2018" sort of message, it's something. I just find it hard to believe they aren't generating some default reply to people if they're getting blown up by everyone.
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Actually, is really quite funny how you all wish bankrupt (or death) to those who sell dubious magic potions or snake oils for hair growth, and in the last post you basically want to ask FIDIA to scam you.
As much as I admire the doctor, for now there is no tangible proof that it works on Androgenetic Alopecia, and I would not buy a product relying only on the doctor's words. I am very hopeful and I trust the doctor, but I'm not a noob and I want at least his words confirmed by FIDIA before putting my money on it.
Unfortunately, you know nothing about the commercial steps, hence I see your "give us the prototype lotion and then give the enhanced version" idea particularly bad for both FIDIA and our wallets. After all the skepticism in this thread, the stability issues of the home made versions and those said by Brotzu himself in the last interview, the lack of photos and the critics to the petition, you're basically telling FIDIA to put their D in your A. Seriously, what you said will never happen.
Frankly, I think that even if the lotion won't be so effective, it will be marketed anyway. This is because it is a cosmetic, and please I'm not firing up again the battle drugVScosmetic, already debated ad nauseam, but that could happen with a prescription compound.
My biggest fear is that FIDIA will market the lotion without showing the trials' result. I have a bad feeling about this, and I hope I am wrong. Because it's sure they are still running the trials also to see if the words of Brotzu could be entirely true enough to put them as their main commercial motto. And if the lotion will be marketed, it's fair to think it has met their expectations, so there would be no reason to "hide" the trials' results.
I would like to state, also, that I still fully believe in this remedy as a valid alternative to minoxidil and fina at least, and I think what was found by the doctor is genuine and valid. In fact I don't understand the loads of people that lose totally their hopes after January's update, when FIDIA just asked for more time. And everybody got mad and said "I no more believe in this" and started to troll or post only skeptical content.
I still have faith in Dr.Brotzu!
