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The PelvicToner helps you rapidly improve your bladder control and your sex life! And clinical trials prove that the PelvicToner is significantly more effective than electro-stimulation or vaginal cones (pelvic floor weights) - see below.
Many doctors and physiotherapists agree:
PelvicToner exercises are essential
Arnold Kegel first described pelvic floor exercises as a treatment option in 1948. Doctors still agree that undertaking regular Kegel exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles is of great benefit to women with stress incontinence - it is the primary course of treatment in suitable cases - achieving an 80% cure rate. Unfortunately, most health professionals do not teach Kegel exercises in the way that Kegel suggested, with the result that most women fail to achieve the benefits that are possible if you squeeze a resistance. Many doctors, physiotherapists and midwives agree that PelvicToner exercises are essential to get your body back into shape after childbirth and in preparation for menopause - when your muscles naturally slacken and symptoms of stress incontinence become even more apparent. Britain lags far behind the rest of the world in its approach to pelvic floor rehabilitation after childbirth. For an international perspective click here. The
ability to achieve orgasm is directly related to the strength of your pelvic
floor
“Observations in [more than 3,000 women,] both parous
(child-bearing) and nulliparous (non-child-bearing), ranging in age from 16 to 74 years, have led to the conclusion that sexual feeling within the vagina is closely related to muscle tone, and can be improved through muscle education and resistive
exercise. 78 of 123 women complaining explicitly of sexual deficits achieved orgasm following the training”.
For the last few months users of the PelvicToner have been completing a ‘before and after’ survey. The results are nothing short of amazing:
Why is it that so few women appreciate the sex benefits of pelvic floor exercises? The PelvicToner helps you
exercise more effectively
“Dr Arnold Kegel reported a landmark study in 1952 linking sexual satisfaction for women and the muscle tone of their pelvic floor. In many ways, we have failed women ever since by not telling them how to do these exercises correctly. The secret – as identified by Kegel – is to improve muscle tone by exercising against resistance. People understand that to improve muscle it’s no good just lifting our arms in the air – no matter how many repetitions we do. We have to introduce some form of resistance to get good results, and it’s the same with pelvic floor exercise. Encouraging women to squeeze repeatedly when sat on the bus or to use devices that do not offer resistance, means many women are wasting their time and increasing their sense of frustration.” Far more effective than electro-stimulation or
vaginal cones
Research in the US confirms that the PelvicToner exercise programme can play a major role in the treatment of stress incontinence symptoms and some physical aspects of sexual dysfunction. User surveys in the UK have mirrored these findings with 87% of respondents reporting improved bladder control with 4 weeks and 80% reporting an improved sex life. The PelvicToner has been the subject of a 100 patient clinical trial at one of the UK's leading stress incontinence clinics. The PelvicToner has been proven to be significantly more effective in the treatment of stress incontinence than electro-stimulation or vaginal cones! Paul Abrams, Professor of Urology at the Bristol Urological Institute said: "It is 60 years since Arnold Kegel proposed pelvic floor exercises as a treatment for stress incontinence but a simple, effective method of putting all his principles into practice has eluded us. The PelvicToner seems to meet all the requirements that Kegel envisaged - it is a simple, patient-friendly, progressive resistance exercise device and provides feedback to the patient that the correct muscles are being engaged.” The PelvicToner is manufactured in the UK from medical grade plastic that incorporates an anti-microbial finish. It is also dishwasher safe. The springs are stainless steel and should not rust or corrode. Do you work in Primary Care? Click here
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So simple to use The PelvicToner helps you identify and isolate the correct muscles You can then exercise effectively by squeezing a gentle resistance This is guaranteed to improve the effectiveness of your exercise Most users notice significant improvements in a 2 - 3 weeks
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Over 50,000 satisfied users - read what they have to say: Even after a few days I knew that I was finally exercising the 'right' muscles and they felt tighter and stronger almost straight away! read more ...
Gladys B feels as though her life has been "transformed", after ten years of poor bladder control. First signs of improvement began within a week of starting to use the PelvicToner, and after one month, the improvement was "incredible". read more ....
My nightly workout has improved sensation for both of us - and I look on it as a kind of preparation for sex!' read more ....
After only four days of using my PelvicToner I am already noticing a huge improvement in the control of my bladder. I am both amazed and delighted. read more ....
I've become aware of the pelvic floor muscles using the PelvicToner, and, seem to be becoming increasingly 'tuned in' to the sexy sensations that produces! read more ....
I have been using my PelvicToner for four weeks now. At a recent visit to the doctors, it was confirmed there was an improvement to my prolapse. read more ....
Two years on, I can happily report that vaginal orgasms are definitely not a myth!" read more ....
I
don't know if my partner thinks I'm tighter, but he certainly seems to want more
sex!
I have found the PelvicToner easy and simple to use.
Having tried more expensive methods I found this one the best. As a
practice nurse I have recommended this to patients.
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The PelvicToner is registered as a Class 1 medical device (vaginal trainer) under the provisions of the Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC
