This Thanksgiving break i had the honor of talking to highly creditied doctor Harvey Salans. Salans was a long time doctor and the last to make house calls in San Francisco.

Anyway, what he said was that if you take your hair and transplant into a baby pig it will not reject it becasueof its age. After some time it will have a nice head of your hair(and more of it becasue it adjusts), which you can then transplant back to your head.

crazy? maby, but also very inriguing

I'm not so sure its crazy when they are moving it from your chest to your head. If this method were actually effective the thought of then transplanting something grown on the pig leads to serious issues of genetics that can get weird. Or st least seems weird, taking your donor hair from a pigs head.

But if it works I would not be the least surprised if people used this option wherever it was available. And that there will be some nicely coifed swine out there someday.

Interesting. Another experiment we need to put our associate moderator thru.

I'm not sure if I understand this experiment.

Let's say even for a minute that this would work...

What benefit would it have? You transplant hair into a pig and later transplant it back onto your head. So you've gained nothing at all and assuming 100% growth yield, you've lost nothing either.

I'm lost...

Falc

It looks like it may be working...
Nice hair..


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the benefit would be (quote - and more of it because it adjusts)by this i presume he means the hair will multiply somehow,cant see it myself.
this doc is not a pig farmer now by any chance.
headline news, sales of baby pet piglets at an all time high he he

chucky,

Yes, that seems to be the implication - but since cloning or multiplication wasn't mentioned (and isn't even available yet), the hair cannot multiply by itself.

Glock,

Hahahahaha! Good one bro!

Falc

I thought this was leading up to a "men are pigs" joke. lol

Since it seems I'm not getting a joke (Ms Piggy does always make me chuckle though), I think the OP was saying that the pig would "learn" to grow human hair? Therefore yeilding a large supply to give back to the donor?

so it's like spreading grass seed right, somehow the hair grows roots and sprouts up in other places on the pig....How credited was this Doctor???

ask the doctor if the same principle applies to other members on the body. If so, then I would like to put my dick on a baby horse.