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Over 50 years ago, Dr. Arnold Kegel developed an exercise to help tone the muscles in the pelvic region. These exercises became known as "Kegel Exercises." Regardless of where a woman is in her life, she can benefit from good pelvic muscle health by using the Kegelmaster 2000 (or Kegelmaster, for short).

The pelvic floor muscles (see the diagram below) are some of the most important muscle groups in a woman's body. They are a group of muscles stretching from the tailbone (at the base of the spine) to the pubic bone in front.

They support and contribute to posture, breathing and circulation. The stronger the pelvic floor muscles, the better the functioning of your lower organs such as the uterus, bladder and bowels. Well-toned pelvic floor muscles also ensure greater sexual pleasure. [securely order Kegelmaster online]

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Urinary Incontinence - Kegel exercises help to treat and/or prevent urinary incontinence. Incontinence is sometimes temporary, caused by pregnancy, a urinary tract infection, a vaginal infection, constipation or some specific medications.

But incontinence can also be caused by muscular problems, changes in the pelvic region after childbirth, a hormone imbalance, or a neurologic disorder. [securely order Kegelmaster online]

Kegels After Childbirth - After childbirth, a woman is concerned about her vagina returning to normal size. Kegel exercises are the first recommendation a doctor makes, to regain vaginal strength and tightness. [securely order Kegelmaster online]

Kegels & Sex - Women have experienced great sexual benefits by adding resistance to simple kegel exercises. Some women have reported being able to have an orgasm after years of difficulty, other women have stated that after the first use of the Kegelmaster they were able to have more intense orgasms, others still report that they are now having multiple orgasms. [securely order Kegelmaster online]

Kegels & Menopause - Some women experience bladder control problems after menopause. After menopause, your body stops producing estrogen (ES-truh-jun). Among other things, estrogen helps keep the lining of the bladder and the urethra (yoo-REE-thrah) plump and healthy. Lack of estrogen causes the bladder control muscles to get weak. [securely order Kegelmaster online]