Peter Attia· MD
so the idea of blood flow restriction is to reduce blood flow going into the limb but not completely occlude blood flow so in other words we always want blood flow to be going in
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so the idea of blood flow restriction is to reduce blood flow going into the limb but not completely occlude blood flow so in other words we always want blood flow to be going in
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So, we talked about light-load training. Blood-flow restriction training uses a cuff. And it's used proximally in the muscle, meaning the upper portion of the muscle that you're looking to train.