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    Wissenschaftler erfinden ein pflanzliches Serum, das nachweislich Haare innerhalb weniger Wochen nachwachsen lässt

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    2. OldConfusions on

      This kinda stuff gets „invented“ every other day and it literally never works

    4. EagleForty on

      Here’s you reminder that High Fructose Corn Syrup, Tobacco, Heroine and Cocaine are all „plant-based“.

    5. eseffbee on

      This news is from last year and the trial involved 60 participants over 8 weeks. Not worth the amount of attention you’ve already given it.

    7. eugene20 on

      That photo alone kind of looks like it’s just the same head minutes apart but with some hair gel added thickening and glossing up the hair that was already there.

    9. CorpPhoenix on

      According to Reddit a cure to hairloss, cancer, aging and pretty much any illness in history has „just now“ been invented.

    13. abe5765 on

      My brother made a great point regarding hair regrowth products

      If any of them worked billionaires like Jeff bezos wouldn’t be bald right now so until all the super rich have full heads of hair it probably doesn’t work

    16. novus_nl on

      I get daily emails about this, it’s crazy!
      So does this mean I should answer those emails?

    17. dextroz on

      … Lieu of making your D grow shorter…They never complete these statements. You will never hear about this product on the market again.

    18. ElderSmackJack on

      Given the frequency with which I am suddenly having to clean the hair catcher in my shower, plus the obvious fact that I need one in the first place, has me watching this quite closely…

    21. Rhubarb_666 on

      Canada invented this decades ago. I seen it in a documentary titled „The Peanut Butter Solution“

    25. Brennan_Schwartz on

      Possible side effects may include scalp irritation, burning or itching, inflammation, rapid or uneven hair growth, unwanted hair in unintended areas, dizziness, headaches, changes in blood pressure, swelling of the face or extremities, fluid retention, numbness or tingling, chest discomfort, irregular heartbeat, difficulty breathing, visual disturbances, mood changes, persistent fatigue, and in rare cases significant swelling of the testicles or other areas requiring immediate medical attention.

    27. mister_drgn on

      I feel compelled to post my usual „science journalism is garbage“ response. Science is not about proving anything. It is about gathering evidence that supports or helps to refute a hypothesis. In this case, the support is pretty flimsy:

      „The study involved healthy adults rather than people with clear pattern hair loss. It lasted only eight weeks, which is short relative to a full hair growth cycle and not long enough to judge durability. Company employees and consultants worked on the project and reported the outcomes, which raises routine questions about bias.“

    28. Spladinator88 on

      I had to double check this wasn’t a Reddit ad lol. Nice try algorithm; I’m not losing hair, it’s just going gray!

    31. Mordkillius on

      Can’t wait to try it and then watch as all my kids grow mustaches from 2nd hand contact with me

    34. YuNaNiMus on

      The Cut to the Chase Summary

      • A small clinical trial tested a plant based hair serum and found about a 25 percent increase in hair thickness over 8 weeks compared to placebo

      • The study included 60 adults in a randomized, double blind setup, with participants applying the serum nightly

      • The formula combines common ingredients like caffeine and panthenol with more advanced components like plant derived vesicles from Centella asiatica and growth factors such as IGF 1 and FGF 7

      • Results improved as more ingredients were combined, suggesting the full formula worked better than simpler versions

      • Measurements included hair density, thickness, length, and shedding, tracked at multiple points over the 56 day period

      • The study was short and involved healthy adults, not specifically people with diagnosed pattern hair loss

      • Because researchers were affiliated with the company, and there was no comparison to proven treatments, more independent testing is needed

      • Current proven treatments like minoxidil and finasteride are still the standard, especially for long term results

      • Overall, the results are promising but early, and larger longer studies are needed before this can be considered a reliable treatment

    35. digitaljestin on

      Just a reminder that terms like „plant-based“ and „all-natural“ do not mean „safe“. The plant kingdom and the natural world have no problem whatsoever with killing humans if it suits their need, and have a long history of doing so quite effectively.

    38. Ok_Possible_2260 on

      Pet plants are comprised of elements. Chemicals are comprised of elements. What’s the fucking difference?

    42. JonJackjon on

      But they don’t tell you as it grows out it has seeds at the ends (like grass) /s

    44. skibbady-baps on

      This is like the movie, Idiocracy, where they figure out male baldness and erectile dysfunction before cancer.

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