they can grow artificial vagina's but not a cure for hairloss?....................

[PlzSaveMyHair]

http://singularityhub.com/2014/04/1...rmal-sex-lives-for-women-with-rare-condition/

Anthony Atala, a pioneer in regenerative medicine, documented that young women who received custom-fitted vaginal canals made from scaffolded human cells grown in the lab, saw healthy tissue grow with their bodies and enjoyed normal sex lives 5-8 years after their surgeries.

 

[Diffuser44]

Wtf!? Recreating brains!? Is this the world we live in these days. It's a perverted world and we are the guinea pigs.

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The pathetic thing is that I pay close attention to the hair of the so called scientists in these photos. They all have full heads of hair!

 

[drgs]

Well if vagina is what we are after to begin with, I see it as an alternate solution -- just grow yourself one

 

[Diffuser44]

A woman is a lot more than a vagina.

 

[resu]

Imagine if it was possible to 3d print follicles... well it's not so stop dreaming.

 

[drgs]

All follicle regenerating solutions are aimed at correcting hair loss, ie. you kind of have to get a little bald at first in order to use it. And how do you use it on diffuse thinners exactly?
It's good for those who already bald, but this is not optimal.

Science should be looking into preventive methods

 

[Notcoolanymore]

http://singularityhub.com/2014/04/1...rmal-sex-lives-for-women-with-rare-condition/

Anthony Atala, a pioneer in regenerative medicine, documented that young women who received custom-fitted vaginal canals made from scaffolded human cells grown in the lab, saw healthy tissue grow with their bodies and enjoyed normal sex lives 5-8 years after their surgeries.

Oh so we are just talking about the inside of the vagina. If we were talking about everything including the lips and outer area, that would be a different story. If they were able to grow a bush on that thing then all of our prayers would have been answered. We would have our cure for hair loss.

 

[resu]

A woman is a lot more than a vagina.

That's right, they would also need to grow a pair of breasts.

 

[hellouser]

Oh so we are just talking about the inside of the vagina. If we were talking about everything including the lips and outer area, that would be a different story. If they were able to grow a bush on that thing then all of our prayers would have been answered. We would have our cure for hair loss.

Wanna bet that they'll grow a bush on a woman's vagina faster than they will find a way to grow hair on men?

I swear, if baldness was a woman's issue to the degree it is for men, we'd have found the cure 20 years ago. Nobody gives a FVCK about men's health, not even men themselves.

 

[HustlingBaldly]

I think regrowing vaginas is a very important thing. I'm not just saying this as an every day man-pig.

It is important for women who suffered female circumcision in West Africa countries.

 

[resu]

Wanna bet that they'll grow a bush on a woman's vagina faster than they will find a way to grow hair on men?

I swear, if baldness was a woman's issue to the degree it is for men, we'd have found the cure 20 years ago. Nobody gives a FVCK about men's health, not even men themselves.

In my opinion it's all about snake oiling and how far they can keep pushing their bullsh*t, there's no motivation to actually put out a real skin repair cream that irons out those wrinkles that worry so many women when they can make millions with all those garbage L'Oreal creams, expensive copper-peptides and other trash. With hair loss thanks to the internet and online boards it has become a lot harder to profit from snake oil treatments, they don't last long so all the money is made initially until the reviews online come up and reveal that it's crap. I mean look at CB, couldn't it have come up in the mid 2005 or earlier? We already knew DHT was the main culprit since finasteride came out in the late 80's and propecia 1MG in the early 90's, it's not like we're dealing with nanotech. Why the huge desert when it comes to hair loss research, it's like it only started in early 2000.