Re: laser comb can grow hair

Jeepers, lately I have been worrying so much about how to approach
"prediction" in John's RGL test, I am losing what little hair I have left.

I had exactly 105,332 hairs before John announced the test, and now I'm down
to 86,104.   I started with 13,983,816 many years ago.  Time has taken its
toll.

I always thought that hair retention was an anfractuous process even though
I didn't know what the term meant.  Now they've made it simple with a Laser
comb.  Where do I sign up for one?

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Related story.

Folks who grew up in central Texas know of John Nance Garner, who was VP to
Roosevelt.  He was one of the plain, hard-drinkin', cuss-and-say-it
straight, no foolin' around Texas politicians of a bygone era.   A tough old
cuss.

His nickname was Cactus Jack.

At age 90 he still had a head of full, rich, thick black hair.   As much
good hair as a 20-year old, and more.

On his birthday he was interviewed by the local press.  One reporter asked,
"Jack, what's the secret of your hair?"    Cactus Jack replied, "Drink a
quart of whiskey every day for breakfast, and don't wash your hair oftener
than every five years."

With that advice ...  who needs a Laser Comb?


Joe




"Robert Perkis" wrote:
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> They also sell systems on losing weight eating ice cream,
> buying realestate for no money down and winning the lotto
> without paying to play. ;-) RP
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> Laser Comb wrote:
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> > This clinical study published in the International Journal of Cosmetics
> > Surgery and Aesthetic Dermatology (Vol. 5, No.2, 2003) document that the
> > HairMAX LaserComb is an effective LLLT treatment to stimulate hair
growth.
> > Out of 35 patients on clinical trial all (man and woman) shows an
increase
> > in hair count and improve in hair strength. On the average all man and
woman
> > shows an 93.5% increase in hair count and 86.4% improve in hair
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