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Yeah. As a white person, I'm a little embarrassed.
Yeah. As a white person, I'm a little embarrassed.
Yeah. As a white person, I'm a little embarrassed.
When kids across Spain were sprouting huge tufts of hair all over their bodies in what is scientifically called hypertrichinosis, but is funnifically called werewolf syndrome, their parents were concerned and jealous because these weren't just a bunch of random kids. They were the children of parents who suffer from baldness.
When kids across Spain were sprouting huge tufts of hair all over their bodies in what is scientifically called hypertrichinosis, but is funnifically called werewolf syndrome, their parents were concerned and jealous because these weren't just a bunch of random kids. They were the children of parents who suffer from baldness.
When kids across Spain were sprouting huge tufts of hair all over their bodies in what is scientifically called hypertrichinosis, but is funnifically called werewolf syndrome, their parents were concerned and jealous because these weren't just a bunch of random kids. They were the children of parents who suffer from baldness.
After extensive analysis, and don't worry, the analysis came with a celebrated 2 o'clock Spanish siesta, they found that a parent in each case had been taking minoxidil, the popular hair regrowth drug. That's right, the bushy crown dreams of a bunch of balding Spanish dudes led to an uptick in werewolf syndrome, an affliction so rare that it's only been documented 100 times since the Middle Ages.
After extensive analysis, and don't worry, the analysis came with a celebrated 2 o'clock Spanish siesta, they found that a parent in each case had been taking minoxidil, the popular hair regrowth drug. That's right, the bushy crown dreams of a bunch of balding Spanish dudes led to an uptick in werewolf syndrome, an affliction so rare that it's only been documented 100 times since the Middle Ages.
After extensive analysis, and don't worry, the analysis came with a celebrated 2 o'clock Spanish siesta, they found that a parent in each case had been taking minoxidil, the popular hair regrowth drug. That's right, the bushy crown dreams of a bunch of balding Spanish dudes led to an uptick in werewolf syndrome, an affliction so rare that it's only been documented 100 times since the Middle Ages.
A spokesperson for minoxidil probably said, hey, we told you the drug works. We didn't say where it works.
A spokesperson for minoxidil probably said, hey, we told you the drug works. We didn't say where it works.
A spokesperson for minoxidil probably said, hey, we told you the drug works. We didn't say where it works.
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