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In a new trial, University of South Australia researchers are working with Arthritis SA to explore the potential of Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training to improve the strength and mobility of people with rheumatoid arthritis. BFR training is an exercise technique where people wear pressurised bands – much like blood pressure cuffs – to slow blood flow to muscles while they train. The cuff allows blood flow into the limb but delays its exit, which helps develop muscle strength without the need for heavy weights.

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