I know I'm f*****g anoying and make 26 posts a day but I think this one would be pretty cool and informative for other people. If you guys could write down upcoming treatments that should come out within the next 5 years and add the price or if it's not known yet then estimated price plus the location it will start in.
Upcoming Treatment Prices And Locations
- Thread starter Jonnyyy
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Lmaooo bro your gunna get you shyt buzzed off here real quick. You better be using VPN or half the guys in here are gunna hunt you down haha. Geeeez. You might even get a talking to from admin. Calm down and dont come back until after we get news from the hair congress. Seriously all the other answers you are looking for are already on here. You have enough time to bombard the forum just do your research kid. Ppl are gunna start ignoring u if you don't cool it
Haha just trying to make conversation with you guys and inform myself and everyone else, I did look up all the info and every website say different sh*t, why would an admin talk to me? IF anything im trying to generate conversations through this site. If you don't like the post then dislike and gtfo
Another funny thing is I've done more than 90% of people on this forum are willing to do, thousands of people on this forum and Rouser only got $2,000 to go to the japan conference? I donated $100 and I've been on these forums for like two weeks, if you had more members like me more sh*t would get done.
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5 years ....come back in 5 years
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This is pretty much a resume of all our hope here :
https://www.gourmetstylewellness.com/pipeline/
(except for the legendary Brotzu lotione and the Tsuji cloned hairs grafts)
Nobody knows for sure, you're gonna get insane man if you don't try to sit back and relax.Delays are a common thing in this hair industry.
As @bags said, wait for the hair congress, we should have some answers by then, at least i hope so.
2-3 weeks dude, hang in there, flooding the forum is not gonna bring any treatments out sooner
https://www.gourmetstylewellness.com/pipeline/
(except for the legendary Brotzu lotione and the Tsuji cloned hairs grafts)
Nobody knows for sure, you're gonna get insane man if you don't try to sit back and relax.Delays are a common thing in this hair industry.
As @bags said, wait for the hair congress, we should have some answers by then, at least i hope so.
2-3 weeks dude, hang in there, flooding the forum is not gonna bring any treatments out sooner
Yea I see all those treatments but from what I've seen on the forums those same treatments were supposed to be out in 2014, then 2015, then 2016, then 2017, and now 2018. Delay after delay.
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Hell yea March April May? What month!?!?!?
Chill man you're 19, I'm sure something will come out and you'll get your hair back before you turn 25.
Until then stop thinking about it, stop chasing girls and try to focus on what you have control on : studies, sport, make music, arts... improve your personality because that way when the day will come, you'll still be young, handsome because of the hair but also a rich and interesting man. I'm 22 and that's the mindset I try to have.
Until then stop thinking about it, stop chasing girls and try to focus on what you have control on : studies, sport, make music, arts... improve your personality because that way when the day will come, you'll still be young, handsome because of the hair but also a rich and interesting man. I'm 22 and that's the mindset I try to have.
Well that's a great mindset if you can keep that mindset, I have that mindset half the day then I just go crazy, right now the gym is the only place that makes me happy, thank you for the advice!
I feel you, it's the same for me... But at the end, speculating about future treatments won't make them released faster. This forum is great but we clearly are waisting our time on it. The only smart behaviour towards hairloss is sticking to a regimen and keep living at the fullest. Because in 5 years, people that have a full head now will still have a full head but with 5 more years of life experience when we are just going to have hair but nothing else because we spent 5 years thinking about hair loss every day for most of the day.
Couldn't agree more, easier said than done though, I sometimes have a fun *** day then I see my reflection and there comes my anxiety.
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Ohhhh you poor sap. Read his post closely, my friend. It was a joke, that the lotion will be released in 2016. Fidia hasn't said sh*t, as of today.
Or better yet, pace yourself. Spend some time IRL, count how many baldies you see not giving a fk.
I have some news, friendo.
More than 50% of males will go bald :^)
It's been this way since the dawn of our species.
Baldness won't destroy who you are.
And hair won't define what you will become.
You're going to keep suffering until you learn this
So at least pace yourself by spending maybe only, um, 15% of your time on baldness.
We're not going anywhere.
The companies aren't going anywhere.
The disease is not going anywhere.
Just chill out homeslice.
I'd chill with you at a starbucks or something if I were in your town. Sucks that you're having a tough time. I feel sympathetic you know. I work with college students a lot, and I was one not too long ago.
Here's the most important lesson to learn from baldness - don't scramble and "try" to "escape." Make peace with it going either way, cure or no cure. There is no escape.
Spoiler: you know what's after this? Aging. Think of how you don't give a flying f*** right now about grey hair or wrinkles or liver spots or varicose veins or erectile dysfunction or cancer/diabetes/heart attacks or loss of hearing or eye sight or tooth wear or loss of energy/stamina or cognitive decline or....the list goes on. The truth is that you will care about these things when they come. And you'll feel very similar to the way you feel now, if you don't learn your lesson.
And you will eventually especially care about the big one - DEATH. There are no cures for that :^) and it's coming. Slower than the baldness, but it's much more certain than the baldness. I'm not talking about freak accidents. I'm talking about your body puttering to a stop. If you make it to 80, you'll get to wake up watching your life slip away every day, just like you feel as though you are watching your hair slip away now.
The real remedy is to make peace with it. You can't control death or aging or hair loss, boyo.
And the whole time that you spend obsessing over it, you're doing the one thing nobody should do - you're forgetting to live. Think about all of the cool sh*t you would have done with your hair if you had known it had to go. Now think about all of the cool sh*t you should have done with life, IF YOU KNEW IT HAD TO END.
You're a 1/5 of the way there by a generous estimate. 1/4th, realistically :^).
It's scary to try to move on because you don't know what the future holds as a baldie, but you know, the future is always like that whether it is about hair loss or marriage or a career or whatever. When you want to try something new, be someone else, go/do something else.... it might feel like you are falling into a pit because you don't know how you're going to end up. But I'm trying to spoil it for you - eventually you'll end up dead regardless ^_^ and in all likelihood, you'll end up in interesting places before your time is up, just by trying new sh*t.
It's a shame that people at your age care so much about looks, I know. But they stop caring as they get older not because somehow, magically, they become "mature." It's because the hard truth of life will stare you in the face and come for you whether or not you choose to look away. And as you age and bad sh*t happens a few times, you will realize, "f***...I was so distracted by obsessing over these stupid details that I wasted a lot of time....and now that time is running out, I realize I cared about the wrong sh*t - I forgot to live the only life I have to the fullest"
Part of the "maturity" of age is akin to the "productivity" of working on an assignment the day before it is due. Funny how the stress hits when the sh*t gets real and your mind changes real quick.
Younger people don't really think about aging or long term sh*t. They think the world will spin forever. That's why they are more carefree. But I mean that's an illusion, man...and almost everyone comes around to getting over it eventually.
And don't think you're alone in this - sh*t starts to hit the fan like this throughout the 20s for most people. An analogy for women might be pregnancy. For some, childbearing/childbirth wrecks their perfectly delicate little bodies. But what are they to do, not have children? Lol. Yeah it sucks to go through sh*t like this but yeah this is how it's always been.
Y.O.L.O.
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Ok here is a list of what we know so far:
1)Everything, Pharmaceutical company: Random( Start-ups possible too), Release Date: in 5 years, Price:Affordable
That's the truth man, well said, although I was joking about the post you responded toOhhhh you poor sap. Read his post closely, my friend. It was a joke, that the lotion will be released in 2016. Fidia hasn't said sh*t, as of today.
Or better yet, pace yourself. Spend some time IRL, count how many baldies you see not giving a fk.
I have some news, friendo.
More than 50% of males will go bald :^)
It's been this way since the dawn of our species.
Baldness won't destroy who you are.
And hair won't define what you will become.
You're going to keep suffering until you learn this
So at least pace yourself by spending maybe only, um, 15% of your time on baldness.
We're not going anywhere.
The companies aren't going anywhere.
The disease is not going anywhere.
Just chill out homeslice.
I'd chill with you at a starbucks or something if I were in your town. Sucks that you're having a tough time. I feel sympathetic you know. I work with college students a lot, and I was one not too long ago.
Here's the most important lesson to learn from baldness - don't scramble and "try" to "escape." Make peace with it going either way, cure or no cure. There is no escape.
Spoiler: you know what's after this? Aging. Think of how you don't give a flying f*** right now about grey hair or wrinkles or liver spots or varicose veins or erectile dysfunction or cancer/diabetes/heart attacks or loss of hearing or eye sight or tooth wear or loss of energy/stamina or cognitive decline or....the list goes on. The truth is that you will care about these things when they come. And you'll feel very similar to the way you feel now, if you don't learn your lesson.
And you will eventually especially care about the big one - DEATH. There are no cures for that :^) and it's coming. Slower than the baldness, but it's much more certain than the baldness. I'm not talking about freak accidents. I'm talking about your body puttering to a stop. If you make it to 80, you'll get to wake up watching your life slip away every day, just like you feel as though you are watching your hair slip away now.
The real remedy is to make peace with it. You can't control death or aging or hair loss, boyo.
And the whole time that you spend obsessing over it, you're doing the one thing nobody should do - you're forgetting to live. Think about all of the cool sh*t you would have done with your hair if you had known it had to go. Now think about all of the cool sh*t you should have done with life, IF YOU KNEW IT HAD TO END.
You're a 1/5 of the way there by a conservative estimate. 1/4th, realistically :^).
It's scary to try to move on because you don't know what the future holds as a baldie, but you know, the future is always like that whether it is about hair loss or marriage or a career or whatever. When you want to try something new, be someone else, go/do something else.... it might feel like you are falling into a pit because you don't know how you're going to end up. But I'm trying to spoil it for you - eventually you'll end up dead regardless ^_^ and in all likelihood, you'll end up in interesting places before your time is up, just by trying new sh*t.
It's a shame that people at your age care so much about looks, I know. But they stop caring as they get older not because somehow, magically, they become "mature." It's because the hard truth of life will stare you in the face and come for you whether or not you choose to look away. And as you age and bad sh*t happens a few times, you will realize, "f***...I was so distracted by obsessing over these stupid details that I wasted a lot of time....and now that time is running out, I realize I cared about the wrong sh*t - I forgot to live the only life I have to the fullest"
Part of the "maturity" of age is akin to the "productivity" of working on an assignment the day before it is due. Funny how the stress hits when the sh*t gets real and your mind changes real quick.
Younger people don't really think about aging or long term sh*t. They think the world will spin forever. That's why they are more carefree. But I mean that's an illusion, man...and almost everyone comes around to getting over it eventually.
And don't think you're alone in this - sh*t starts to hit the fan like this throughout the 20s for most people. An analogy for women might be pregnancy. For some, childbearing/childbirth wrecks their perfectly delicate little bodies. But what are they to do, not have children? Lol. Yeah it sucks to go through sh*t like this but yeah this is how it's always been.
Y.O.L.O.
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Ohhhh you poor sap. Read his post closely, my friend. It was a joke, that the lotion will be released in 2016. Fidia hasn't said sh*t, as of today.
Or better yet, pace yourself. Spend some time IRL, count how many baldies you see not giving a fk.
I have some news, friendo.
More than 50% of males will go bald :^)
It's been this way since the dawn of our species.
Baldness won't destroy who you are.
And hair won't define what you will become.
You're going to keep suffering until you learn this
So at least pace yourself by spending maybe only, um, 15% of your time on baldness.
We're not going anywhere.
The companies aren't going anywhere.
The disease is not going anywhere.
Just chill out homeslice.
I'd chill with you at a starbucks or something if I were in your town. Sucks that you're having a tough time. I feel sympathetic you know. I work with college students a lot, and I was one not too long ago.
Here's the most important lesson to learn from baldness - don't scramble and "try" to "escape." Make peace with it going either way, cure or no cure. There is no escape.
Spoiler: you know what's after this? Aging. Think of how you don't give a flying f*** right now about grey hair or wrinkles or liver spots or varicose veins or erectile dysfunction or cancer/diabetes/heart attacks or loss of hearing or eye sight or tooth wear or loss of energy/stamina or cognitive decline or....the list goes on. The truth is that you will care about these things when they come. And you'll feel very similar to the way you feel now, if you don't learn your lesson.
And you will eventually especially care about the big one - DEATH. There are no cures for that :^) and it's coming. Slower than the baldness, but it's much more certain than the baldness. I'm not talking about freak accidents. I'm talking about your body puttering to a stop. If you make it to 80, you'll get to wake up watching your life slip away every day, just like you feel as though you are watching your hair slip away now.
The real remedy is to make peace with it. You can't control death or aging or hair loss, boyo.
And the whole time that you spend obsessing over it, you're doing the one thing nobody should do - you're forgetting to live. Think about all of the cool sh*t you would have done with your hair if you had known it had to go. Now think about all of the cool sh*t you should have done with life, IF YOU KNEW IT HAD TO END.
You're a 1/5 of the way there by a conservative estimate. 1/4th, realistically :^).
It's scary to try to move on because you don't know what the future holds as a baldie, but you know, the future is always like that whether it is about hair loss or marriage or a career or whatever. When you want to try something new, be someone else, go/do something else.... it might feel like you are falling into a pit because you don't know how you're going to end up. But I'm trying to spoil it for you - eventually you'll end up dead regardless ^_^ and in all likelihood, you'll end up in interesting places before your time is up, just by trying new sh*t.
It's a shame that people at your age care so much about looks, I know. But they stop caring as they get older not because somehow, magically, they become "mature." It's because the hard truth of life will stare you in the face and come for you whether or not you choose to look away. And as you age and bad sh*t happens a few times, you will realize, "f***...I was so distracted by obsessing over these stupid details that I wasted a lot of time....and now that time is running out, I realize I cared about the wrong sh*t - I forgot to live the only life I have to the fullest"
Part of the "maturity" of age is akin to the "productivity" of working on an assignment the day before it is due. Funny how the stress hits when the sh*t gets real and your mind changes real quick.
Younger people don't really think about aging or long term sh*t. They think the world will spin forever. That's why they are more carefree. But I mean that's an illusion, man...and almost everyone comes around to getting over it eventually.
And don't think you're alone in this - sh*t starts to hit the fan like this throughout the 20s for most people. An analogy for women might be pregnancy. For some, childbearing/childbirth wrecks their perfectly delicate little bodies. But what are they to do, not have children? Lol. Yeah it sucks to go through sh*t like this but yeah this is how it's always been.
Y.O.L.O.
Wise words