beaner
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This looks hilarious
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captain_que
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No customer reviews? WTF?
beaner
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captain_que said:
It seems to be published by a little no name company. I'm sure no one has even heard of it. I happened to stumble on it when I typed "propecia" into the book search to see if there were any books on the subject.
I'll put a review on the site after I read it. The excerpt was humorous and I bet the rest of the book is too.
OverMachoGrande
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Hoppi said:
It's not that "we" think there is no way to stop hair loss, the fact is we do not fall for all the numerous scams out there. It is a fact that to date that there is NO cure but only treatments and people who try and sell their Ebooks, magical creams and spells do nothing but steal your money and give false hope to people whi are suffering. Don't get me wrong, I really hope one day there is a cure (and pray for it) but most of what is out there now is alot of false hope and people preying on others that are losing their hair.
Hoppi
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Oh sorry no I wasn't talking about you guys, I was talking about like.. I dunno the mindset that would often be involved with writing or reading a book like that!
In reality, all this stuff about insulin or thyroid and that aside, there are fantastic remedies for hair loss around today (min, nizoral, finasteride, spectral, xandrox, azelaic acid, SODs, spironolactone, revivogen) and I think so many people still think they don't exist!
In reality, all this stuff about insulin or thyroid and that aside, there are fantastic remedies for hair loss around today (min, nizoral, finasteride, spectral, xandrox, azelaic acid, SODs, spironolactone, revivogen) and I think so many people still think they don't exist!
OverMachoGrande
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All good bro, my bad. 
beaner
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You guys do realize that the book is sort of a humorous semi- biographical novel about one man's attempt to stop his hairloss right? If you read the 6 page excerpt it could have been written by any number of posters on this forum which is why I found it so humorous.
Product Description
A hysterical account of one man's attempts at clinging on to his last wispy strands of dignity! An apt blend of unhealthy paranoia and male narcissm. Guys will read it and weep for this is their prophecy. Girls, stop smirking, the next time you're queuing at the bar behind a gleaming dome of skin adorned with a three strand comb-over, have some compassion.
About the Author
Following the publication of his first novel, Never Mind the Redcoats, Paul Wojnicki quit his job to become a full time hypochondriac and part time writer. He has experimented with almost every single lotion, potion and snake oil that has ever been touted as a cure for baldness, ranging from eye watering onion juice to the breast enhancing sex change drug Spironolactone.
Product Description
A hysterical account of one man's attempts at clinging on to his last wispy strands of dignity! An apt blend of unhealthy paranoia and male narcissm. Guys will read it and weep for this is their prophecy. Girls, stop smirking, the next time you're queuing at the bar behind a gleaming dome of skin adorned with a three strand comb-over, have some compassion.
About the Author
Following the publication of his first novel, Never Mind the Redcoats, Paul Wojnicki quit his job to become a full time hypochondriac and part time writer. He has experimented with almost every single lotion, potion and snake oil that has ever been touted as a cure for baldness, ranging from eye watering onion juice to the breast enhancing sex change drug Spironolactone.