This is exciting(again- everything is IMO- and i will explain WHY it's exciting in my next post):
It proves that we men bald men also have idiopathic scoliosis just as women who carry the pax1/foxa2 AGA/IS haplotype do- just that we have it at the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_(anatomy) and for myself- i have it further down the spine as well- as in its effects extend downwards to my lower back near the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumbar .
I realised for a long time ago, but never thought much of- that:
1)my right shoulder is slightly higher than my left and my right chest is bigger than my left
2)gains from chest workouts is always more prominent on my right chest- to the point that i always do double amount of times to compensate for the left(e.g dumbell lifts for for right = X10, left = x20, pushups = right foot off the ground to focus all the body's weight on the left side to exert more resistance for my left chest)
3)I could never stand upright 90 degrees- as in i cant do it without exerting extra effort and even so- i cant maintain it for long without experiencing constant strain. Thus, i have a natural tendency to slouch.
It proves that we men bald men also have idiopathic scoliosis just as women who carry the pax1/foxa2 AGA/IS haplotype do- just that we have it at the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_(anatomy) and for myself- i have it further down the spine as well- as in its effects extend downwards to my lower back near the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumbar .
I realised for a long time ago, but never thought much of- that:
1)my right shoulder is slightly higher than my left and my right chest is bigger than my left
2)gains from chest workouts is always more prominent on my right chest- to the point that i always do double amount of times to compensate for the left(e.g dumbell lifts for for right = X10, left = x20, pushups = right foot off the ground to focus all the body's weight on the left side to exert more resistance for my left chest)
3)I could never stand upright 90 degrees- as in i cant do it without exerting extra effort and even so- i cant maintain it for long without experiencing constant strain. Thus, i have a natural tendency to slouch.
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