Kegel8 V For Men Pelvic Toner

Thought kegels were just for girls? Think again! You need the Kegel8 V For Men Pelvic Toner

Many of us aren't even aware that men have a pelvic floor, let alone what it does. Kegels are for girls right? Wrong! In men, the pelvic floor muscles are responsible for supporting the bladder, bowel, and preventing dribbles and leaks just the same as in women. Your pelvic floor strength also determines your erection strength and weak muscles can lead to erectile dysfunction and difficulty ejaculating.

Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles which form a sling shape which runs from your pubic bone to the base of your spine. One of these muscles actually sits at the base of the penis and is responsible for erections and ejaculation. It is often this muscle which starts to weaken first and if ignored, it simply stops functioning.

For the first, in 2014, researchers demonstrated that pelvic floor exercises can be effective in treating premature ejaculation. The European Association of Urology found that men who have had lifelong problems with premature ejaculation benefitted from performing pelvic floor exercises. Premature Ejaculation (PE), defined as 'ejaculation within a minute', affects a significant minority of men at some stage in their lives but could be prevented with simple pelvic floor exercise.

It's true that pelvic floor muscles weaken with age, but this isn't the only cause of pelvic floor problems in men. In younger men, the muscles can become too tight which can be just as damaging and result in hypertonic pelvic floor. Whilst this is a particular problem for super-fit gym-goers, it can also be caused by emotional stress. The result of hypertonic pelvic floor - permanent tightening of the muscles which can lead to severe pain in the rectum, genital area and even the lower back.

Manual pelvic floor exercises are a process of contracting and relaxing your pelvic floor muscles, but when these muscles are so difficult to isolate and the technique is so hard to master, it's easier said than done!

Kegel8 V For Men makes it easy

The Kegel8 V For Men Pelvic Toner is a revolutionary electronic pelvic toner that uses neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) to stimulate the muscles in your pelvic floor to contract and relax, giving you an effective pelvic floor workout while you relax.

Simply insert the anal probe or place the skin electrodes into position (between your anus and your scrotum), select the programme that suits your needs and begin your exercise session. With 50% of people performing kegels incorrectly, Kegel8 V For Men gives you the peace of mind that your kegels will be effective and your pelvic floor will be strengthened.

The recommendation for manual pelvic floor exercises is to exercises for around 10-15 minutes, following a programme of fast and slow contractions, 3 time per day; with Kegel8 V For Men the neuromuscular electrical stimulation does all the work for you in one easy session per day.

What programmes does the Kegel8 V For Men Pelvic Toner have?

• P01 - Sensitivity Test
• P02 - Urinary Incontinence
• P03 - Urinary Incontinence
• P04 - Maintenance of Healthy Bowel Movement
• P05 - Achieving A More Satisfying Erection
• P06 - Urinary Incontinence
• P07 - Pelvic Floor Strength
• P08 - Pelvic Floor Max Strength
• Plus - 3 Added Customisable Programme Slots

Can I Use Kegel8 V For Men?

Kegel8 V For Men has been designed not only to address pelvic floor problems but also to prevent them making it an essential health aid for all men.

Classified a Class IIa Medical Device, Kegel8 uses Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) to stimulate and strengthen your muscles. This treatment method is perfectly safe and used widely by sportspeople and athletes for rehabilitation, muscle testing and strengthening.

However some people should not use NMES without first consulting a medical professional, these are:

• You have a pacemaker* - It may be possible to use the Kegel8 V For Men with your specific pacemarker, but please check with your healthcare provider.
• You have a form of pelvic cancer* - Unless advised to do so by your healthcare provider.