left and right

i have noticed over the years that the majority of

aches and pains in my body are on the right hand side

which although i am right hand dominant

i am relatively ambidextrous

i can write with both hands

use the comuter mouse with my left hand

even shave left handedly

(when i can be bothered but beards are a whole thread unto them selves)

it still suprises me

because it seems really out of proportion

for instance at the moment

i have a torn serratuse anertior

and deltiod

recently had an abcess under one of my teeth

have a pulled muscle in the front pad of my foot

have a dull ache in my hip that is always there

and have a trapped nerve just under my eye

all on the right hand side !!!

it has been a theme for a number of years now

this righthanded injury thing

i am of the opinion at the moment that i have some energy blockage issues

in the right hand side of my body

any sugestions

or opinions

greatfully taken

thanks

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a knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork, thats the way we spell new york

I dunno, try some acupuncture/pressure, massage - take a break from training, train the left side more. Yoga? Common sense stuff I guess.

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Cling to nothing, except your Lego...

Your body is trying to tell you that you are too liberal. You've got an excess build up of conservatism that you need to let out.

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Wolfgang says:

I could think of a million better things to do in Japan for a month besides jumping off of picnic tables. - x893

LOL @ Unkotare

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Cling to nothing, except your Lego...

lol

although that does suggest

that you are

constipated

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a knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork, thats the way we spell new york

Are you kidding? Haven't you noticed all the **** I spew around here?

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Wolfgang says:

I could think of a million better things to do in Japan for a month besides jumping off of picnic tables. - x893

lol

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a knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork, thats the way we spell new york