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Old 09-11-2007   #1
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Regain, hair loss treatment

I remember a product called Regain being released on the market around 16 years ago, to treat male pattern baldness.

At the time, you could only get it through your local GP, but apparently the side effects were bad if you A) Suffered from a heart Ailment, or B) Had high blood pressure.

So I was interested when I heard several radio adverts for this Regain product, and I was also surprised it is now, non GP perscription available.
Intrigued to find out if the side effects had been ironed out, I did a search for reviews of this product, and came across this very scary one below:

http://www.ciao.co.uk/Regain__Review_5623763


I used to spray with REGAIN for at least 12 months.
At that time i saw no improvement as far as hair loss or hair grow was concerned.
The only hair grow I noticed was that of the FINGERS and EARS!!!
After using it for some months i had slow heart pulse and low blood pressure.
The result was that every day i wasn't able to wake before 12'o clock in the noon.
After the 12 months I had to stop it immediately due to a unpleasant side-effect which I will not report here. In the next days I had full hair loss. Although my hair seemed strong and thick (this is the virtual result of REGAIN) without any sebum,
it fell like hell in packs and I was in panic. The result was to lose 3-year hair in a period of 3 moths.
I then went to a second dermatologist and he told me this:"REGAIN is one way lifetime,
if you stop it,the oposite result comes because REGAIN has enlarged the head vessels and when you stop it the vessels start to contract!!!! But if it is heredity reasons
that your hair fall then you don't have to worry because one day it will fall eventually.
So save your money and your stress for an other life!!! The medicine for hair loss does not
exist!!!! ABOVE ALL IS YOUR HEALTH.
From my experience I say this: DO NOT USE REGAIN. IT IS TOXIC AND DANGEROUS
It is better a good health and a bad hair than the opposite

P.S. Latest statistics showed that using REGAIN for more than 2 years greatly increases the possibility of MELANOMA (that is SKIN CANCER!)




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I've heard of Rogaine. If someone invented something that really worked they'd be a billionaire in no time. It would just fly off the shelves.
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A number 1 haircut is better than Regain or a comb-over.

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I remember when my dad bought this spray which basically painted your head so that your hair "looked" thicker, he didn't use it again after going out in the rain with it on....

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I remember when my dad bought this spray which basically painted your head so that your hair "looked" thicker, he didn't use it again after going out in the rain with it on....

Actually, that's still around. Do you know the political reporter on Sky News.

Not Adam Bolton. The other one. He used to work for The Daily Mail.

Tall, heavy built bloke, keeps blinking all the time. Early to mid 40s.

He uses that stuff. Spray on hair. Funny, he's never seen out in the rain with it.



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Originally Posted by Saturlight View Post
Actually, that's still around. Do you know the political reporter on Sky News.

Not Adam Bolton. The other one. He used to work for The Daily Mail.

Tall, heavy built bloke, keeps blinking all the time. Early to mid 40s.

He uses that stuff. Spray on hair. Funny, he's never seen out in the rain with it.
I don't watch sky news, too many adverts...

But yes, it's a bad idea wearing that stuff in the rain...

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