Why are Kegel Exercises Necessary?

Did you know that if the core muscles, often called the "pillar" of our body, deteriorate, it can lead to numerous health problems?

One of the Four Major Core Muscles | The Pelvic Floor Muscles

What is Pelvic Floor Muscles?
The pelvic floor muscles are located at the bas of the pelvic,
where they support the uterus and bladder in women, and the prostate and bladder in men.

The muscles naturally weaken over time in both men and women-not just in women after chlidbirth.
Therefore, it is advisable to perform Kegel exercises regularly to help tighten and strengthen the pelvic floor and improve bladder control.

Kegel Exerciser come with;-

1. Advanced DUAL LOW-FREQUENCY

- Wirh 6 stimulation points and dual low-frequency currents, experience double the sensitivity and twice the comfort.

- Delivering all-in-one care, its wide-ranging low-frequency pulses simultaneously stimulate the Y-zone (urethral area), perineum (anal area), glutes (hips), and even the thigh muscles.

- Features specialized technology for targeted, area-specific stimulation with dedicated modes for Kegel exercises and for the hips.

2. 3-Wavelength LED

- Concentrated irradiation on the perineal area with a 3-wavelength LED of BLUE(430nm), RED(630nm), IR(830nm)

- An intensive care system that reduces time and increases effectiveness with LED light therapy technology that evenly penetrates from the skin surface to deep inside.

3. Optimal THERMAL FUNCTION

- A warm thermal function that relaxes tense muscles.

- Adoption of a proper temperature (38~40°C) to prevent low-temperature burns.

- It operates at the SUS stimulation part and quickly reaches the proper temperature.