April 18 2006, 1:04 pm PT | Posted in: Drugs
See this link from NewTechSpy.com — World’s First Drug to Reverse Gray Hair
It sounds interesting, but I cannot find any other source of information on this ‘new’ drug. I am not familiar with the drug but I wonder how it would affect skin color since melanocytes are what gives us pigment in our skin as well as hair. I would be interested in seeing clinical studies or pharmaceutical data and FDA clearance addressing the critical safety and effectiveness issues before I jump on this bandwagon. If the drug is not safe, I would rather be gray than dead. Not to say it would go that far as that would be quite an extreme example, but at this stage I do not have more information and safety is always the critical element in the decision to take a drug.
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Sounds great, but I looked too, and I couldn’t find anything on this drug besides the page on newtechspy. Google searches for all the typical keywords didn’t return anything that looked useful. Even the most questionable hair loss treatments usually return some results. This is the closest I’ve found to a hint that there may one day be a treatment for gray hair.
Nevertheless, L’Oreal is a major company, so maybe they really do have something and it’s too early for people to be talking about it. I’d love to know more about Promel - definitely keep us posted on anything else you find.
newtechspy is garbage. They make up stories so they can cash in on the traffic. Notice that they never have any reference links.
Could be garbage — I still can’t find any other sites talking about this aside from sites referencing this NewTechSpy site.
is this product real?? Dose anybody, anywhere have any more information on this break through product???