Laser comb
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GourmetStyleWellness
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I would strongly suggest Propecia and Nizoral before lasercomb if you are a new hair loss sufferer. It will most likely be all you need for a good 5 to 10 years. Then you can keep "pullin chicks. hot ones." with more hair.
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TheBaldingMenace
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IMO the idea behind low level laser does appear to work to some extent. I've been using it now for over two years and have also used it on my good friend's legs. He's a diabetic and has some scratches on his legs. Using this form of treatment on his legs has appeared at this time, any way, to speed the healing time.
Withnail
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I've also been using the comb for over 2 years.
I think it helps but it's no miracle.
I think gourmetstylewellness.com's right, start with finasteride and nizoral and see how you get on, (best to keep things as simple as possible to begin with)
However you do need to change the TLR for a GSXR750!
I think it helps but it's no miracle.
I think gourmetstylewellness.com's right, start with finasteride and nizoral and see how you get on, (best to keep things as simple as possible to begin with)
However you do need to change the TLR for a GSXR750!
nohairnodandruff
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what is the theory behind laser combs?