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By Kegel8 21 August 2013 41 Views
Today's top pelvic floor tip of the day comes from Lara Eardley of pelvicfloorstrength.com.au. She is a pelvic floor strength instructor and her advice is a real must for all women...
Lara Eardley knows the importance of the pelvic floor for overall wellbeing, and her top tip is:
"Pelvic Floor Exercise is not only for sexual fitness and satisfaction, it also prevents and cures incontinence, (bladder weakness) and pelvic organ prolapse. What women need to realise is that a pad now is a nappy later and prevention is better than cure. But billion dollar incontinence pad making companies keep producing glamorous advertising campaigns to suggest that wetting yourself is a natural part of ageing when it isn’t."
Biography: Lara Eardley is a pelvic floor strength instructor based in Australia, and was named the leader in her field by Womans Weekly Health Magazine in August 2012. Her treatments are based on a combination of knowledge about pelvic anatomy and ancient Chinese and Indian pelvic floor strengthening practices. She has taught hundreds of women over the last 6 years, getting great results for women with incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and sexual fitness issues. www.pelvicfloorstrength.com - @pelvicstrength
Lara Eardley gives us her top pelvic health tip for all women...
Lara Eardley knows the importance of the pelvic floor for overall wellbeing, and her top tip is:
"Pelvic Floor Exercise is not only for sexual fitness and satisfaction, it also prevents and cures incontinence, (bladder weakness) and pelvic organ prolapse. What women need to realise is that a pad now is a nappy later and prevention is better than cure. But billion dollar incontinence pad making companies keep producing glamorous advertising campaigns to suggest that wetting yourself is a natural part of ageing when it isn’t."
Biography: Lara Eardley is a pelvic floor strength instructor based in Australia, and was named the leader in her field by Womans Weekly Health Magazine in August 2012. Her treatments are based on a combination of knowledge about pelvic anatomy and ancient Chinese and Indian pelvic floor strengthening practices. She has taught hundreds of women over the last 6 years, getting great results for women with incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and sexual fitness issues. www.pelvicfloorstrength.com - @pelvicstrength
Posted in: Womens Health
