A healthy pelvic floor is about much more than just being able to hold in your pee. It's got a lot to do with the lackluster orgasms we're bound to notice well before the other problems begin. Feeble orgasm muscles just aren't the bearers of mind-blowing moments. Good old Dr. Kegel (Kay-gil) himself said that "sexual feeling within the vagina is closely related to muscle tone, and can be improved through muscle education." So, for better orgasms, you need a healthy relationship—with your pelvic floor. And you know that belly pooch? It may be a sign of a weak pelvic floor. Slouch much? Yep, the primary function of the pelvic floor muscles is postural. Also, more good/bad news—in order to keep our pelvic floors strong 'n mighty, most of us have been doing Kegels all wrong. Gah! The best news, though? You don't have to do a single one of those frankly inscrutable and tedious exercises named for the doctor himself. Nope. Not one Kegel. Well, not on your own anyway. Because Yarlap® does them for you. |
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