Goop wants you to learn to "adore your pelvic floor."
Gwyneth Paltrow and her Goop team want you to learn to "adore your pelvic floor."
"It’s the key to great sex, a flat tummy, and the key to never laying in a supply of Depends," Lauren Roxburgh, Goop's "go-to fascia and structural integrative specialist," says in the lifestyle site's latest post about strengthening one's pelvic floor muscles.
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As Goop points out, the pelvic floor is a group of muscles at the bottom of the pelvis that, when strengthened, allow you to have "proper control" over your bladder and bowels.
"Try peeing in the shower squatting down," the article suggests, complete with a diagram. "'When you squat to pee as opposed to sitting up straight on the toilet, you automatically engage your pelvic floor and it naturally stretches and tones."
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The article goes on to further explain how to use the bathroom correctly.
"Because your urethra is pointed straight down in this position all you have to do is relax for urine to flow out easily - as opposed to sitting up straight and having to strain to empty your bladder," Goop advises. "It's important to activate the muscles that you use [to] cut your pee off mid-stream,' it says. 'To do this, contract, pull up, and hold."
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Also included are exercises to strengthen the area, as well as advice to have lots of sex as it is "great for your body, mind, spirit and pelvic floor."
"Practice squeezes and letting go," the article suggests. "Your partner will love it!"
Like other advice articles we've read about yawning and the "steam douche," these tips are a little TMI. But does Paltrow subscribe to such practices?
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