The End of Baldness

It might regrow, it depends on your lifestyles and other genes you might have, related to baldness. The protection part you will feel more, for sure. But this might regrow some hair.

Yes, but it will benefit men more, overall.

Yes... and even if the woman doesn't go bald, baldness genes can (and probably will) make the hair lose quality.

I created a subliminal for that. I received good feedbacks related to the grey hair aspect of it.

Short answer: It's not editing; and the field has protections to prevent long term issues. Long answer: The fix for a variant is based on what it does. If you make BRCA1 variant (let's say rs41293463) behave like its T;T version, then for sure call it a fix. In other cases, it's more complicated (like rs1800795 in IL6), because the change, even if positive at first, would have a considerable side effect somewhere else in the body (even if it's not related to the change in the snp itself, but as a side effect of how your body is behaving now). Less IL-6 can make you prone to infections, and if you have an issue like on the gene NOD2, this can snowball some hardcore inflammation in your intestine after some months/years. So it's hard to call it a fix. But you can be sure I won't offer anything like this. Even in this case, the field has protections to prevent long term issues on the health of the user. And as I said, It's not editing. I found a way to change the behavior of the snp without disrupting the gene network, after years of study and testing. And a lot of work goes on studying each change. I just don't see something cool and install it. I need to read the studies and all the gene functions to make sure it's worthy changing it. I also test it on me first for many weeks to see if there's a problem with it. After years of practice with gene editing you instantly see if there's an issue and where. It doesn't happen anymore though.

Yes