Key result
A 2016 national survey of 232 facilities in Japan found that KAATSU training was widely used for health promotion and rehabilitation, with a 92% reported effectiveness rate and no serious side effects.
Cross-Sectional (n=12,827)
Yes
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[Purpose] We examined the use and safety of KAATSU training by a national survey in 2016.
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Yasuda et al. (2017) conducted a cross-sectional in Various (health promotion, rehabilitation, orthopedic and cardiovascular diseases) (n=12,827). KAATSU training was evaluated on Use, effectiveness, and safety (side effects) of KAATSU training. A 2016 national survey of 232 facilities in Japan found that KAATSU training was widely used for health promotion and rehabilitation, with a 92% reported effectiveness rate and no serious side effects.
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