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Exercise with Blood Flow Restriction Boosts Endorphins and Increases Pain Tolerance
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Exercise with Blood Flow Restriction Boosts Endorphins and Increases Pain Tolerance

Aerobic exercise with blood flow restriction cuffs may be beneficial for increasing pain-reducing molecules in the body and increasing pain tolerance in old or diseased individuals.

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Brady Holmer
Nov 19, 2021
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For as long as we’ve known about the benefits of exercise, we have been searching for ways to make it more effective and less time-consuming (let’s call this “efficiency”). A range of devices and protocols have been developed to increase the caloric burn or toughness of your workout, and more recently, high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and the new…

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