Counteracting hormone-induced muscle decline and prolapse
Counteracting hormone-induced muscle decline and prolapse
During menopause, falling estrogen levels trigger profound changes in the body. Connective tissues lose a massive amount of collagen and moisture-retention capability. Muscles degrade due to aging (sarcopenia). This weakens the organ support suspension in the pelvis, leading to uterine and bladder prolapses, accompanied by sudden incontinence and vaginal dryness.
The electromagnetic field does not only induce muscle contractions but also deeply stimulates local microcirculation (blood flow). Improved nutrient and oxygen delivery in the intimate area enhances fibroblast activity, restarting the body's own collagen synthesis. Tissue becomes more elastic, better hydrated, and the muscular support of the pelvic floor is rebuilt.
Postmenopausal women report significant relief from abdominal pressure and heaviness after a treatment cycle. This mechanical strengthening prevents the progression of prolapse (stages I and II can often be completely reversed) and brings back a light, carefree bodily sensation.
8 to 10 sessions spaced 3 to 4 days apart. Regular touch-ups (1 session every 4-6 months) are highly beneficial due to ongoing hormonal decline.
Important note: WunderSessel is a safe, contactless, and highly efficient physiological training. If you have acute inflammation, pacemakers, or severe pelvic conditions, please consult your physician beforehand.
