BFR Deep Dive: Your Questions Answered
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What Is Retrograde Flow and What Causes Turbulence?
The goal is to basically in a theoretical world, we'd love to keep that artery patients at all times and just be working on the veins. In reality, this is sort of the hack that we've been able to try to meet. We have a retranicate and what we're finding is there's some retrograde flow occurring with backwards flow within the artery which may actually have a little bit of a damaging effect on the arteries. And I'll tell you something else: Thymosin beta-4 can actually attenuate this reduction in arterial function following excessive increases in oxidative stress. Back to Mail Online home. Back to the page you came from.
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