History

   
     Dr. Arnold Kegel, a Los Angeles gynecologist in the mid-1940's proved under scientific conditions that 93% of all female incontinence could be cured by properly exercising certain "pelvic floor" muscles.

     Dr. Kegel's life's work has been "misconstrued" by the incontinence industry. They (the manufacturers of adult diapers and others) are the ones who originally paid to make it part of medical (specifically nursing) "protocol" to recommend "kegels". 

     Dr. Kegel specifically warned against merely giving oral instructions to do squeezes without using resistance. Only 5% of women attempting "kegels" in this manner realize benefits.  

Furthermore, and please read this carefully: 25% of women who attempt to do kegels will make their incontinence worse, as this is the result of inadvertently exercising the  wrong muscles..

          One of the features of the Kegelmaster is that it cradles the correct pelvic floor muscles- the pubococcygeal (PC or "kegel") muscles and allows the user to easily "isolate" them. Completely adjustable, it works with 14 progressive strength settings allowing the user to begin at a comfortable level as well as monitor her progress. Nothing like a little feedback to spur one on!

     Many woman can benefit. In addition to helping to stop and prevent incontinence, there are significant sexual benefits. It  begins with a tighter vagina, dramatically stronger and longer orgasms,  but there is more.........!!!!!

     Amazingly the Kegelmaster is fun to use. There is virtually no energy expended! 

     The "reps" one performs are comparable to an exercise one would do with any state-of-the-art gym equipment.  Results are noticeable after the 1st use and it just keeps getting better.  

    "Resistance" is what differentiates the Kegelmaster exercise from conventional kegel exercises. Imagine trying to build up your biceps by merely flexing. For optimal muscle gain, one exercises a muscle with "resistance".