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BFR Training benefits your Veins!

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Varicose veins are a common issue in people as they get older. Veins in our legs can lose their ability to expand and contract which is essential to moving blood back to the heart as the heart is pumping, this is called Venous Compliance (ability of the vein to expand and contract). As Venous compliance declines, we begin to see the varicose veins that are bulging under our skin.

Unfortunately ageing induces the decline in limb venous compliance. Reduced venous compliance is certainly one of the common risk factors of varicose veins. Therefore, we need some way to counter the decline in venous compliance.

There are many experts that believe venous compliance is improved by endurance exercise. Studies show that people who do regular endurance type exercise have much higher venous compliance and thus less varicose veins and complications from varicose veins.

The Problem: Most people as they get older cannot perform, or do not want to perform endurance exercise, and thus they are highly susceptible to declining venous compliance.

The Solution: Walking with BFR Bands like B3 Bands, has been proven to improve venous compliance! 

Here is Study on Effect on Veins with BFR Walking > Study

Study Objective: It was hypothesized that slow walking with BFR may affect limb venous compliance and this study examined the influence of 6 weeks of walking with BFR on venous compliance in older women. Sixteen women aged 59–78 years were partially randomized into either a slow walking with BFR group or a non-exercising control group.

Results: After 6 weeks, leg venous compliance increased significantly in the BFR walk group and maximal venous outflow (MVO) also increased significantly after the BFR walk group trained for 6 weeks. No significant differences were observed in venous compliance and MVO in the control group

Increased venous compliance means the veins are working better to move blood.

 

Increased MVO (maximal venous outflow) means more blood is moving through the veins

This is exactly how you want your veins to function!

Conclusion: In conclusion, 6 weeks of slow walking with BFR in elderly subjects significantly induced increased limb venous compliance 

Now we have a safe exercise alternative for improving your veins! Go for a walk every day with B3 Bands!

 

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Your BSciences Executive Team

 

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