EPISODE · Oct 30, 2018 · 1H 43M
Hypoxia Can Help! Really, It Can!
from Owens Recovery Science: BFR's Tip of the Spear · host Johnny Owens
In today's podcast, we discuss the role that short bouts of hypoxia can play to activate very powerful pathways and their potential medical use. In particular, HIF1A and VEGF that play a role in angiogenesis and possibly neuroprotection/regeneration. We also have Drew Morcos from MOTUS Physical Therapy in California. We discuss his evolution to become one of the nations leading therapists for professional athletes, how he incorporates BFR into his practice and our new partnership together with Air Jordan at the new Jumpman facility in LA. To learn more about Drew Morcos/Motus: Website: www.motusspecialists.com IG: @motusspecialists Email: [email protected] https://nypost.com/2017/02/17/meet-the-guru-whos-preparing-carmelo-anthony-for-his-next-act/ https://news.nike.com/news/jumpman-la We want to thank you for tuning into the Owens Recovery Science podcast. We hope you enjoyed this episode. Please make sure to like and follow us on our other social media sites. If you have questions or a topic that you want to hear about, you can submit the topic or question through [email protected] with the subject line #podcast. If your question/topic gets selected, you can receive a free ORS shirt. https://owensrecoveryscience.com/
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In today's podcast, we discuss the role that short bouts of hypoxia can play to activate very powerful pathways and their potential medical use. In particular, HIF1A and VEGF that play a role in angiogenesis and possibly neuroprotection/regeneration. We also have Drew Morcos from MOTUS Physical Therapy in California. We discuss his evolution to become one of the nations leading therapists for professional athletes, how he incorporates BFR into his practice and our new partnership together wit...
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