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Comment by gerrydimz on September 8, 2015 at 10:05pm

I believe that we have to nourish and revitalize the skin. Hair is part of healthy skin.

Comment by spettro on September 8, 2015 at 10:02pm

Possibly in the future.  MS Treatment That Resets Immune System Shows Promise In Safety Trial Future Developments and Options With further testing the researchers believe the approach could be used to treat other autoimmune diseases and even allergies. You simply attach the appropriate set of antigens to the white blood cells.  They've already begun trials - Read this

Comment by lisakokey on September 8, 2015 at 8:55pm

There will never be a cure too much money to be lost..its A BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY

Comment by Anne on September 8, 2015 at 8:34pm

I would love to try your skim balm Gerry

Comment by gerrydimz on September 8, 2015 at 6:53pm

Hi Keith, It is all vegatble oil based. Again the ingredients are: rice bran oil, shea butter, bees wax, macadamia nut oil, fragrance and a lot of good intentions. No pork or animal fat. Cheers!

Comment by Keith on September 8, 2015 at 6:25pm

How about just posting the recipe?  Otherwise this sounds like spam for some snake oil.

Comment by gerrydimz on September 8, 2015 at 6:19pm

This is a picture of my hairline taken last August 24 when I first received my Celestron microscope. I am now running out of empty spaces.

I would like to give away samples free of charge to 5 individuals who would like to try it.  I will send two jars which is enough for 8 months use.  Send me your name, complete adress and phone number for shipping with tracking.  Shipping alone will cost me at leat $20 but I will not charge you for anything.  Cheers!

Comment by gerrydimz on September 8, 2015 at 6:09pm

Same time last year I made a skin balm out of rice bran oil, shea butter, bees wax, macadamia nut oil, fragrance and a lot of good intentions.  I gave some to friends who used in on their hands and rough skin like their elbows. A lady friend who was applying it on her face told me that she grew a mustache. January this year I started to apply it on my head. 

Comment by Keith on September 8, 2015 at 6:00pm

Yes, helen30, you need a prescription for steroid creams, at least in the US.  There are side effects from using those, too, such as thinning of the skin.  I have alopecia areata as well as cicatricial alopecia, and when I was diagnosed I was given cortisone shots and topical steroid creams.  Nothing worked for me, it just irritated my skin, and I had some indents in my head from the shots that seem to have filled back in over the years.

But the shots and the creams to help some people.  Unfortunately I wasn't one of them.

Comment by Barsjolund on September 8, 2015 at 5:51pm

The problem with Xeljanz is this:  This is a drug for treating Rheumatoid Arthritis which is an auto-immune disease like Alopecia.  When you take these types of drugs, you are basically shutting down your immune system which allows you to become vulnerable to other things, such as cancer related problems.  Xeljanz is only a treatment and not a cure!!!!  I looked into this as well, talked at length with dermatologists and other Doctors and I decided that being bald is better than being diagnosed with cancer.

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