Why the study?
Does low intensity resistance exercise with blood flow restriction reduce blood pressure more efficiently than moderate intensity exercise in hypertensive subjects?
Population
14 hypertensive subjects, average age 45±9.9 years.
Comparison
Low intensity resistance exercise with blood… vs Moderate intensity resistance exercise.
Design
RCT, Randomized controlled trial
Follow-up
60 minutes after exercise
Authors
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LIBFR may offer a safer acute SBP-lowering option for hypertensives; extends BFR evidence to hemodynamic outcomes.
Does low intensity resistance exercise with blood flow restriction reduce blood pressure more efficiently than moderate intensity exercise in hypertensive subjects?
Low intensity resistance training with blood flow restriction acutely reduces systolic blood pressure more efficiently than moderate intensity training in hypertensive individuals.
Araújo et al. (2014) studied this question.
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