A Cure for Baldness? The success rate was 100 percent in Mice

[sellitman]

For some here this is very interesting news. For me...I wouldn't grow it back if I could. However this is a very interesting development.

Would you grow it back if you could?

http://tinyurl.com/6z3x7ca
 

[Noodles]

100% Success Rate in.... Mice??

Hmmmm....I never knew MICE suffered from hair loss problems to begin with... (LOL)
           

 - Cap'n Noodles -

[schro]

^^^^^

I was going to say the same thing.

[The Scottish Ambassador]

No. I woudnt grow it back. Wish what is left would STOP growing 

[sailor61]

Speaking of stopping the remnants from growing back.....and this goes against the part of the Sly philosophy that says we aren't pro-chemical/drug;

Has anyone ever tried any of the moisturizers that contain the additive that is supposed to slow the regrowth of hair?  I think it's mostly marketed for women's legs.

If it has any sort of impact - is anyone at Headblade reading this?  Yeah, it might slow down on blade sales but it's another market segment.....

(sorry if I'm hijacking)

[TheSlyBear]

Absolutely not. I'm free from the tyranny of hair -- why would I willingly go back? Where's the drug that'll stop what's left from growing?

[Mikekoz13]

Uh no............. Why hide this stunning bald head from the rest of the World??  

[D.A.L.U.I.]

Cure, did they say "discover a cure?"  It ain't a disease--it's a genetic trait.  Work on diseases that need work--and f' the bald mice!   

[aarrggh]

 I LOVE BALD MICES . . .