sclirosis

[0nyx]

heard a few people mention it...

is it a genetic problem , or just unproportioned person

 

[grafixLSUalum]

sclerosis of what?
-sclerosis = the hardening of

 

[Mudge]

Scoliosis perhaps, is an abnormal curvature of the spine which is very common. Usually this can be seen with unequal development on the right and left side of the body.

 

[BigRonWannabee]

had it when I was a young teen, went away I guess. Sister has it, brother (both younger) so I'd say its genetic.

 

[0nyx]

thanks .. just curious lol .. im way out of proportions..

right bi/tri/shoulder is bigger than left

but

left quads/pec/ and lat (maybe) are bigger than right lol

 

[Mudge]

They suspected me for it but I never got an Xray, and my left arm is within 1/4" so I dont think I'm much affected other than how most people are.

 

[0nyx]

heh .. didnt know they could find it on an x-ray ...

in your opinion , do you think it would be wise for me to train my left bi/tri for the next few weeks to try and even them out?, becuase i can not train my right arm because of a fracture in my right hand.

or do you think this could possibly lead to even worse propotioning?

 

[Mudge]

I have seen one research peice showing that training the other side, while a subject was in a cast, helped stave off muscle wasting in the other side.

 

[0nyx]

meh .. ill have to do some research .. im not that good at it.. i find anyhting ill post it up though

thanks