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Originally posted by healthguy462:
its not really painful, but i think it is abnormally large because the rest of my body looks pretty cut. i lift weights, so i have a lot of muscle mass in my chest. the lower region is just large. if it is just fatty deposits though, what can be done for that? |
Well first, you have to get this checked out by a doctor. There is no point in guessing what it is, because treatment is somewhat different.
Were you overweight earlier in life? sometimes people can develop a 'sag' because of the previously residing fat, or this could run on the males side of you family and be hereditory.
Have you ever done a formal cutting cycle, which would involve the goal of fat loss and muscle retention over 4-6 weeks? this could help get rid of alot of exess fat on your body and perhaps give you a better idea of the problem at hand.
During your chest training days avoid 'declines' if you are doing them now. Hitting the lower fibres of the pectorial will help get lower chest but can also develope a very unsymetrical look. IMO use a combination of inclines and flat bench work (50:50) for chest workouts.
Have you ever used any pro-hormone or steroidal supplements while working out?
With any regard, first get this looked at by a doctor.
antiestrogens? please help 
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