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How Anterior Pelvic Tilt Affects Erections, Incontinence, and Premature Ejaculation in Men

How Anterior Pelvic Tilt Affects Erections, Incontinence, and Premature Ejaculation in Men And How Strengthening the Pelvic Floor Can Help If you're struggling with erectile dysfunction, uri...

Strengthening Pelvic Floor Muscles and Addressing Venous Leakage: A Comprehensive Guide

An erection is maintained by contraction of the ischiocavernosus muscle, which compresses the penis against the ischium (the curved bone forming the base of each half of the pelvis), obstructing th...

Boosting Libido and Stamina Naturally: The Remarkable Connection Between Kegel Exercises and Male Sexual Vitality

Kegel exercises hold the key to enhancing both your libido and stamina naturally. By targeting the pelvic floor muscles, these exercises improve blood circulation, foster healthy erectile function,...

How to Do Kegel Exercises for Men?

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Anterior Pelvic Tilt and Erectile Dysfunction

By sitting too long every day, you create bad posture that can actually impact your erections and ejaculations! Correct your posture and do your kegel exercises!!

Get A Stronger Pelvic Floor With A Male Kegel Machine

A male kegel machine is a pelvic floor stimulation device designed to help men strengthen their pelvic floor muscles quickly and easily. In this blog post, we'll look at how a male kegel machine ca...

Tackling Overactive Bladder in Men with the eKegel: A Revolutionary Solution

For many men, performing Kegel exercises consistently and correctly can be a challenge. That’s where the eKegel, a cutting-edge electric muscle stimulation (EMS) device, becomes a game-changer.

What to Expect Pre- and Post-Prostatectomy and How the eKegel Can Aid Recovery

Pre-Prostatectomy Expectations Before undergoing a prostatectomy, patients are generally prepared for possible side effects, which may include urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction due to t...

Harvard Health: Pelvic Floor Exercises Help Incontinence, Sexual Health, and More

Harvard Heatlh confirms that pelvic floor exercises (Kegels) strengthen the pelvic muscles, helping to control incontinence and improve sexual health.

How to Fix Erectile Dysfunction (ED) with the eKegel: A Comprehensive Guide

Discover how the eKegel device can help fix erectile dysfunction (ED) by strengthening your pelvic floor muscles through electric muscle stimulation. Learn about the benefits of using eKegel for im...