Population
250 practitioners
Design
Cross-sectional
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BFR adoption among practitioners warrants caution pending safety data; leaves open need for RCTs on efficacy.
Blood flow restriction training is widely used among practitioners, primarily for increasing muscle mass and rehabilitation, though side effects like DOMS and numbness are common.
Patterson et al. (2017) studied this question.
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