I understand that all
patient info are confidential. But any chance that you can show me evidence or
proof of HM's results? I am willing to abide by any stipulation
you may have with respect to any information provided. This question has
been asked almost a thousand times by people in HairSite's forum.
See Proof
of Concept and Evidence of Results section
Would you consider
letting 3 to 5 HairSite's visitors participate in your HM trials?
No, Sorry.
Have you been able to grow a
full head of hair for some test subjects?
The
trials only focused on a section of the total balding area in each test subject.
Do you have any statistics
or tables of data that quantify your research so far and can you share some
basic statistics with us?
Yes
of course. The appropriate data will be released to the public in due course.
Is there any evidence from
your findings that there is any correlation between length of time of hair loss
or baldness and the success rate of HM? In order words, is there any statistical
correlation, even a weak one, between these two variables? For example:
HM
worked well on 68% of test patients who have been bald or balding for less than
5 years. HM
worked well on 53% of test patients who have been bald or balding for 5-10
years. HM
worked well on 45% of test patients who have been bald or balding for 10-15
years. HM
worked well on 37% of the test patients who have been bald or balding for 15-20
years.
Basically
we would like to know if the amount of time the patient has been bald a factor
in his or her responsiveness to HM?
Unfortunately,
we did not find any correlation between the amount of time the patient has been
bald and his or her responsiveness to HM.
In your clinical trials,
have you actually covered the entire bald scalp of a patient or are you just
testing on a certain area only? Can you tell us if you have actually cured
someone of his baldness completely in your trials?
The
trials only focused on a section of the total balding area in each test subject.
When will you release
results of your clinical trials?
In
due course.
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