Are you suffering with the sagging, bulging, and discomfort of bladder prolapse?
The Kegel Queen Program is here for you…
Especially if kegels never worked for you before.

“Will I Ever Feel Normal Again?”
I hate the way it feels between my legs.
I’m so embarrassed, I don’t want to talk to anyone!
I can’t do the things I want to do anymore.
I’m so sick of feeling like something’s wrong with me.
I feel alone with this horrible secret.
It’s impossible to be as active as I want to be.
I’m ashamed of my own body.
I’m so discouraged about my health. I feel hopeless.
I have that saggy, uncomfortable feeling all the time.
Is this going to get worse?
I’m afraid that sex will never be the same.
I don’t want to have surgery!
I feel like my body is out of control.
I used to feel that way too…
I’m Alyce Adams, RN.
I’m the Kegel Queen®.
For 16 years, I’ve been sharing the secrets of pelvic health with tens of thousands of women around the world.

I’ve lectured on pelvic floor muscle training at Bastyr University and the University of Rochester, and I’ve even consulted with the Biodesign Fellowship at Stanford University.
But years ago, I could not have imagined all this, because I was struggling.

I understand the painful feelings of shame, loneliness, and embarrassment when something’s wrong “down there”…
…because I’ve lived it.
I struggled with sneeze pee.
I struggled with heavy, sagging prolapse symptoms.
I struggled with loss of sensation with sex — for me and my man.
I was devastated.
My confidence in myself as a woman was shattered.
And when I tried to get help, I hit one dead end after another:

• Vague, confusing kegel instructions
Like “feel your vagina pulling up and in.”
What does that even mean?
How can I tell I’m doing it right?

• Kegel myths
These NOT helpful tips are not science, they’re completely made up. Like doing kegels at a red light, or “elevator kegels,” or 200 kegels a day.

• Kegel gizmos
Devices for sale in every possible shape, style, and size. Take my pants off and put some garlic press looking thing in my vagina? Shock myself with an electrical device? No thanks!

First, I was discouraged.
Then I got mad.
I deserve to feel good! I deserve to be the woman I want to be!
I made a decision to get my body back.

But HOW ?
I needed the facts. So I went to the source: medical research.
I scoured the medical and scientific research on kegels for most of a year. I spent countless hours at the University of Rochester Medical Center library reading study after study.
Slowly, in hundreds of pages of research — from over sixty years and five continents — I began to find the answers.

Then…
I put together the best of the best of what I found.
And when I started doing it for myself, everything changed.

Fast forward to today.
I do feel good.
I do feel like the woman I want to be.
Did my sneeze pee go away?
Yes!
Did my heavy, sagging, prolapse discomfort go away?
Yes!
Did my man and I get our sex life back?
Yes… yes… YES!

And now, what makes me happier than anything?
Helping women like you.

“ A game changer ”
— April, Washington
The Kegel Queen Program
is a self-paced online training program with live support from a Registered Nurse that gives you everything you need
to do kegel exercises correctly, and shows you the lifestyle and medical options
that could make a real difference for you with prolapse and incontinence.
“There are clearly positive outcomes for the implementation of pelvic floor muscle training in the treatment of urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse.”
— Dumoulin et al,
Summary of the 5th International Consultation on Incontinence
When you join the Kegel Queen Program
it means you’re taking charge of your pelvic health.
You’re opening the door to the possibility that you could get free of the sagging and heaviness and discomfort of prolapse.
You’re opening the door to the possibility that you could control bladder leaks and start using a smaller pad, or maybe no pad at all.
My vision for you:
You’re free to go out and enjoy doing what you love,
whether it’s travel, exercise, time with friends and family, or a romantic evening…
And everywhere you go, you’re comfortable, confident, and in control.
Every woman’s body is different.
Are kegels going to improve your incontinence?
Your prolapse?
Your sex life?
There’s only one way to find out what kegels can do for you, and that is to begin.
“I have found that personal responses to my questions, education about how my body functions, and the “you’re not alone” approach, along with such empathy, was a lifesaver for me.”
— Kathy, Vermont

Top Researchers Conclude: Kegels Really Work
92% chance of significant urinary incontinence improvement
Marcellou et al, Effect of pelvic floor muscle training on urinary incontinence symptoms in postmenopausal women: A systematic review and meta-analysis.
Reduced every prolapse symptom studied and improved quality of life
Hagen et al, Individualised pelvic floor muscle training in women with pelvic organ prolapse (POPPY): a multicentre randomised controlled trial.
5 times more likely to report that incontinence is cured
Dumoulin et al, Pelvic floor muscle training versus no treatment, or inactive control treatments, for urinary incontinence in women.
Reduced prolapse symptoms and reduced prolapse stage
Bø et al, International urogynecology consultation chapter 3 committee 2; conservative treatment of patient with pelvic organ prolapse: Pelvic floor muscle training.
73.3%–98.2% less urine leakage when coughing
Miller et al, A pelvic muscle precontraction can reduce cough-related urine loss in selected women with mild SUI.
Improved sexual desire, arousal, orgasm, satisfaction, partner satisfaction, and decreased pain with sex
Celenay et al, Effects of Pelvic Floor Muscle Training on Sexual Dysfunction, Sexual Satisfaction of Partners, Urinary Symptoms, and Pelvic Floor Muscle Strength in Women With Overactive Bladder: A Randomized Controlled Study.
Should be first-line treatment for women with urinary incontinence
Bø et al, Do Women with Urinary Incontinence and Pelvic Organ Prolapse Receive Optimal First-Line Treatment?
Indicated as a first-choice treatment for women with prolapse
Espiño-Albela et al, Effects of Pelvic-Floor Muscle Training in Patients with Pelvic Organ Prolapse Approached with Surgery vs. Conservative Treatment: A Systematic Review.
No serious adverse effects or complications reported
Bø et al, International urogynecology consultation chapter 3 committee 2; conservative treatment of patient with pelvic organ prolapse: Pelvic floor muscle training.
Clearly positive outcomes… in the treatment of urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse
Dumoulin et al, Conservative management for female urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse review 2013: Summary of the 5th International Consultation on Incontinence.
Will every woman improve prolapse or cure incontinence? No. With research we’re not talking about every single woman getting every single benefit. We’re talking about the overall results for many women.
But if you could benefit from kegels,
Imagine…
Freedom from the heaviness and discomfort of prolapse, freedom from the constant fear that it will get worse.
Being able to exercise or laugh with your friends or make love —without worrying about an “accident” where you lose control.
Going out to travel or have lunch with a friend without needing to plan everything around where the bathroom is, so you can have fun with the people you love.
Focusing on enjoying your life instead of discomfort and distraction, so you can make the most of your precious time.
No more embarrassment, no more feeling that you have a shameful secret — just feeling confident and in control.
Confidence. Comfort. Freedom.
Since kegels are safe when you do them correctly, why not give it a try? There’s no down side to getting started, and finding out how much kegels can do for you!
“ Highly effective for me ”
— Jen Fraser, Western Australia
In The Kegel Queen Program, You Get All This
One full year of Kegel Queen membership, including…
Instant online access to the complete Kegel Success in Minutes a Day course
Audio, printable Info Guide PDF, and audio transcript — based on scientific research and developed by a Registered Nurse
So you know every detail of exactly how to do real kegels — correctly
Interactive, professional support online
Post your questions in our members-only website and get answers personally from Queen Alyce
So you get the responsive, customized information and support you need
Live monthly Q&A
Meet for live group Q&A online to get your questions answered — including questions you didn’t know you had
Get answers to questions you can’t ask anywhere else, to ease your worries and take the mystery out of prolapse and incontinence
Live monthly Support & Sharing meetings
Meet in my Zoom “living room” to talk with other women experiencing the same health issues you have. Bring a cup of tea.
So you can share your story, learn from other women’s experience, and you know you’re not alone
Members-only library of articles, recordings, interviews, resources, and checklists
Includes Prolapse Dos & Don’ts Checklist, Urinary Incontinence Dos & Don’ts Checklist, years of past Q&A recordings, new monthly resource lists, and much more
So you have valuable, hard-to-find information you can trust — about vaginal health, pessaries, constipation, a healthy pelvis lifestyle, and health treatment options
30-day Total Support Coaching Program
Daily information, inspiration, and support online for 30 days, along with essential info about exercise, diet, and non-surgical options beyond kegels. Pause, re-start, or repeat the program anytime throughout your membership.
So you get extra guidance as you begin the Kegel Queen Program, and throughout your membership
Even more kegel info
Additional easy ways to access kegel info: Keep It Simple Kegels E-book and printable “3-Minute Workout Cheat Sheet”
So you have multiple options to learn and review correct kegel technique
I highly recommend the Kegel Queen program… membership in the Kegel Queen community has been a very worthwhile investment in my physical and emotional health. I think any woman experiencing prolapse symptoms will gain great benefit from this program.

— Mary, Ohio
How Much?
Think of what pelvic floor problems can cost you…

One year of incontinence briefs (4 per day) costs $1,005.00.
Prolapse surgery in the United States costs over 4.6 billion dollars a year, at an average of $18,090.00 per procedure.
And…
For you to create a program like this yourself from scratch, you could start with a nursing degree, which would take years and cost $12,000 up to $35,000 or more.
But I’m Not Charging You All That…
Right now, the Kegel Queen Program is yours for
Just $397
or 3 easy payments of $149
Also: 3rd party financing available, with WAY lower payments!
I have recommended this program to friends and family, and will continue to do so. The combination of expertise, clarity, and compassion for members and their symptoms is unsurpassed.
Her calm demeanor, confidence, and common-sense approach make a potentially devastating situation workable, giving hope and creating positive outcomes. I was a hospital medical professional for 40 years, and I recognize competence and wisdom. Alyce has them both, and I trust her information.
Alyce's instructions and suggestions are simple to understand. The informational materials provided have been very clear, understandable, and informative, especially the anatomical drawings and explanations of what is happening with the musculature and the various organs involved. And I appreciate the email newsletters dealing with various related subjects so I can keep learning.
Alyce, your work has helped so many people. I can't think of how you could do any better!!! Thank you for your compassion and perseverance.

— J., California
Why this great deal, Alyce?
When you join me today in the Kegel Queen Program, it means you’re an action taker. You're taking the first powerful step toward peak muscle condition for your pelvic floor.

When you join me today in the Kegel Queen Program, it means you’re an action taker. You're taking the first powerful step toward peak muscle condition for your pelvic floor.

More than that: you’re taking charge of your health.
Helping you take charge of your health and feel better is exactly what I’m here to do.
So I’m giving you this great deal and these awesome bonuses to support you in taking action now, so you can take action to feel better right away.
Join over 3,749 women in 31 countries around the world who have discovered the Kegel Queen Program!
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for 1 payment of just $397
or 3 easy payments of only $149
Also: 3rd party financing available, with WAY lower payments!

Your investment in the Kegel Queen Program is fully refundable within 90 days of purchase.
I personally guarantee your satisfaction.
You’re either feeling 100% confident and in control that you are on the path to reclaiming your freedom as a woman or you get 100% of your money back.
It’s that simple: Not happy? Request your refund within 90 days of purchase and you get your money back, period.
That’s the Kegel Queen’s Royal Guarantee.
I found this program very informative regarding my cystocele. Alyce is very pleasant and gives loads of tips and helpful information.
I found I was not alone in these health issues. it was wonderful to hear Alyce's calm voice and giving us women hope in dealing whatever we were going through.
Instruction was always clear and the videos were very helpful. I learned how to do Kegels correctly as previously, I was always taught incorrectly.
Alyce, I am so thankful for your program and also getting a proper diagnosis from a doctor who knew what to do. Thanks again and I share with anyone I can about your program.
Deb
British Columbia, Canada
There simply isn't anywhere else to find all this information in one place.
S. F.
New York
Alyce was more helpful to me than the "experts" I have talked to about prolapse and pessaries. No one takes the time or provides the in-depth explanations like Alyce!
Kathy
Vermont
I have learned that I am not alone in this journey in my post menopause life. I have found Alyce's instructions on how to do proper Kegels to be most beneficial, they were very clear, detailed and quite honestly very practical. Alyce's knowledge on pessaries was also quite valuable and encouraging.
Donna
Ontario, Canada
I have enjoyed learning from Alyce because what she communicates makes sense, and has helped me. She has done a lot of reading & research on the issues she teaches about, and presents them in a balanced and appropriate way.
I have learned, at the most basic level, how to do Kegels correctly. I have also learned many things about how to optimize my experience with medical care providers, and get some of the answers I need, in general and specifically about my reproductive health organs.
Alyce's manner is poised, professional, and very supportive (in her printed materials, videos, and even just in her emails). Her expertise, integrity, and dedication to educating women about these issues allows me to feel comfortable and confident in learning about them from her.
Diane
Massachusetts
Beyond her formal qualifications Alyce's compassionate, clear, calm and articulate delivery style is a balm for women in need of being heard, understood and wisely advised in areas of their health that are often confusing.
Through my participation in the program I've developed the capacity to be an informed and proactive participant in ensuring my own physical and mental health. Through The Kegel Queen Program, I've learned more about my body and what it needs to be truly healthy, and what that actually means, than anything I've heard from my doctors or discovered from my own reading and research, in books and journals and online.
The program itself is clear, detailed and practical and fully supported by frequent communication, regular optional question and answer and sharing sessions with Alyce and other women, and an extraordinarily well stocked on line member collection of resources.
Of most value has been the realization I am not alone, I am supported and the right information I need is available in a number of ways through the Kegel Queen Program and other recommended resources.
Jen Fraser
Western Australia
Alyce is extremely knowledgeable and she presents in a way to make me feel much more comfortable discussing my concerns and learning from her and others.
I’m very grateful.
L. M.
Iowa
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One full year of Kegel Queen membership includes all this…
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I would recommend the Kegel Queen Program. It is simple, it’s doable, and the support is amazing.
Joanne ● Ohio
I wouldn't look anywhere else!
K. B. ● North Carolina
To any woman considering joining the Kegel Queen Program, I would say Do It! This has been a very useful, beneficial resource for me.
Diane ● Massachusetts
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Is the Kegel Queen Program right for you?

The Kegel Queen Program is right for you if…
• You have pelvic organ prolapse or urinary incontinence, and you want to support your body’s ability to heal naturally.
• You are ready and willing to consistently do a brief exercise routine.
• You’re the kind of person who takes responsibility for your health and your life, and asks questions about your health and your health care.
• You understand that your health is the greatest treasure you have, and you respect your body enough to give it the care it needs.

The Kegel Queen Program is NOT right for you if…
• You accept your doctor’s recommendations without asking questions.
• You prefer health care options, such as surgery, that don’t require your participation.
• You don’t think of your physical health as a high priority.
FAQ
Women are never too old for kegels. The body can build muscle mass, strength, and control at any age.
Many women in their 70s and 80s, and some in their 90s, have joined the Kegel Queen Program and are some of our most satisfied members.
Some older women may be too unwell for kegels, if they are frail or cognitively challenged; health is a factor, but age alone is never a factor.
According to multiple scientific studies, yes, prolapse can improve with kegels. Research has shown that pelvic floor muscle training (a.k.a., kegel exercises) can improve prolapse stage (how severe the prolapse is) by one stage.
Here’s one example from the research. Note that randomized controlled trials are considered the gold standard, the type of research most likely to yield accurate results.
The International Urogynecology Consultation reviewed 11 randomized controlled trials (RCTs), and concluded, “There is good evidence/recommendations from 11 RCTs that PFMT is effective in reducing POP symptoms and/or improving POP stage (by one stage) in women with POP-Q stage I, II, and III in the general female population…”
In plain English, this means that for women with stage I, II, and III prolapse, kegels were shown to make prolapse less severe.
Does this mean that women who have stage IV prolapse can’t benefit? No. It means that there isn’t enough research on this yet, and we need more studies that include stage IV prolapse.
Does this mean everyone who does kegels will see this type of improvement? No. With research we’re not talking about every single woman getting every single benefit. We’re talking about the overall results for many women.
Since kegels are safe when you do them correctly, why not give it a try? There’s no down side to getting started, and finding out how much kegels can do for you!
According to multiple scientific studies, yes, prolapse symptoms can improve with kegels.
Here’s one example from the research. Note that randomized controlled trials are considered the gold standard, the type of research most likely to yield accurate results.
The “POPPY” international randomized controlled trial included 447 women in 3 countries, and found that pelvic floor muscle training improved quality of life and reduced every prolapse symptom studied:
* Feeling of something coming down
* Discomfort or abdominal pain when standing
* Lower back heaviness
* Straining to empty the bladder
* Feeling that the bowel or bladder were not empty
All these prolapse symptoms listed improved in the pelvic floor muscle training group.
This study looked at women with stage I, II, and III prolapse. Does this mean that women who have stage IV prolapse can’t benefit? No. It means that there isn’t enough research on this yet, and we need more studies that include stage IV prolapse.
Does this mean everyone who does kegels will see this type of improvement? No. With research we’re not talking about every single woman getting every single benefit. We’re talking about the overall results for many women.
Since kegels are safe when you do them correctly, why not give it a try? There’s no down side to getting started, and finding out how much kegels can do for you!
According to multiple scientific studies, yes, urinary incontinence can improve with kegels.
Here are just two examples from the research.
Example 1: The Cochrane Collaboration analyzed 31 studies from 14 countries. They found that women with urinary incontinence, who did kegels, were 5 times more likely to report being cured. Women with stress urinary incontinence (“sneeze pee”), who did kegels, were 8 times more likely to report being cured.
And that doesn’t even include women who improved but weren’t completely cured!
Example 2: Researchers in Greece and Norway analyzed data from hundreds of postmenopausal women and concluded, “Our analysis shows a 92% chance of significant improvement for patients receiving PFMT [pelvic floor muscle training, a.k.a. kegels]…”
A 92% chance of significant improvement? I’ll take those odds!
Does this mean everyone who does kegels will improve? No. With research we’re not talking about every single woman getting every single benefit. We’re talking about the overall results for many women.
Since kegels are safe when you do them correctly, why not give it a try? There’s no down side to getting started, and finding out how much kegels can do for you!
There is research evidence that pelvic floor muscle training, a.k.a. kegel exercises, can help rectocele (vaginal prolapse of the rectum), cystocele (prolapsed bladder), and prolapsed uterus.
More research is needed to look at how kegels can affect enterocele (prolapsed small intestine) in particular. However, kegels can change the muscles in ways that are believed to benefit all types of vaginal prolapse regardless of which organ or organs are prolapsed.
When I am asked this question, I always think of an acquaintance, the husband of a Kegel Queen member, who approached me for an awkward half hug and a ‘thank you’ at an event before he melted back into the crowd. Between the lines, I had some guesses about what was happening for him and his wife between the sheets!
The research says yes, pelvic floor muscle training can help women, and their male partners, have better sex.
Here are just two examples from the research.
Example 1: A Norwegian study looked at women with pelvic organ prolapse. Thirty-nine percent of the women who did kegels had improved sexual function, including improved self-confidence, improved libido and orgasms, and “heightened sexual gratification for partners.”
Example 2: Turkish researchers looked at women with overactive bladder. After 6 weeks of kegels, women experienced
• Improved desire
• Improved arousal
• Improved orgasm
• Improved satisfaction,
• Decreased pain with sex
• Increased partner satisfaction
And their overactive bladder got better too.
Does this mean everyone who does kegels will see this type of improvement? No. With research we’re not talking about every single woman getting every single benefit. We’re talking about the overall results for many women.
Since kegels are safe when you do them correctly, why not give it a try? There’s no down side to getting started, and finding out how much kegels can do for you!
With the human body, there are no guarantees, and on this topic, there is little to no research to lean on for guidance.
But my philosophy is simple: healthy, well-functioning muscles are always a good idea. And if there are health concerns about a specific area of the body, healthy, well-functioning muscles in that area are a very good idea.
Since kegels are safe when you do them correctly, why not give it a try? There’s no down side to getting started, and finding out how much kegels can do for you!
Yes, you can! If you can click a link in an email and log in on a website, you can do this program! And if you ever have issues accessing the program materials, our kind and friendly customer service team is here to help you.
Yes. Since kegels are safe when you do them correctly, there is no down side to getting started with kegels, regardless of whether you are considering surgery in the future or not.
Yes. Kegel Queen members who have seen excellent physical therapists find that the program can add to the benefits of PT and that it provides valuable additional training. Kegel Queen members who have seen not-very-excellent PTs find that the program provides essential training and knowledge they did not receive in PT.
“Alyce is an excellent teacher. I have not found anyone, including my physical therapists, who were able to teach how to do Kegel exercises as clearly.” — Kegel Queen member S.F., New York
This is a matter of personal preference. Some women prefer to do kegels without a pessary in place. Many women who use a pessary are able to practice kegel exercises with a pessary in place, and some women find that wearing a pessary can make kegels easier by holding prolapsed organs out of the way.
There is no medical treatment — no drug, operation, or technique — that completely cures 100% of people 100% of the time. Correct kegel technique can work wonders, as the research shows, and individual women respond differently to kegels because of their different genes and their different history.
However kegels may benefit you personally, in the Kegel Queen Program, you get a wealth of information about what you can do besides kegels to care for incontinence and prolapse.
The program is designed so that even if kegels are not the main benefit for you, you still get incredible value as a Kegel Queen member.
So instead of feeling like you’re at the mercy of your physical problems, or at the mercy of a broken health care system, you feel like you’re in charge. And so you can shift the focus away from thinking and worrying about your prolapse or incontinence and focus on enjoying your life.
There’s abundant research evidence that kegels can help women with urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. Despite this, women often tell me, “my doctor said kegels won’t help,” or “my doctor said kegels can’t help prolapse.”
Kegels may or may not help any individual woman. Everyone’s genes and history are different. Without a crystal ball, I can’t predict who is going to benefit from kegels and who is not. But I’m pretty sure your doctor doesn’t have a crystal ball either.
Many doctors haven’t had patients who are doing kegels correctly, so they may genuinely believe kegels don’t work. And because the financial reward for surgery is significant and office visits are squeezed for time, doctors don’t have much incentive to research, teach, and promote non-surgical approaches for prolapse and incontinence.
Since kegels are safe when you do them correctly, why not give it a try? There’s no down side to getting started, and finding out how much kegels can do for you!
One full year of Kegel Queen membership, including…
• Instant online access to the complete Kegel Success in Minutes a Day course
Audio, printable Info Guide PDF, and audio transcript — based on scientific research and developed by a Registered Nurse
So you know every detail of exactly how to do real kegels — correctly
• Interactive, professional support online
Post your questions in our members-only website and get answers personally from Queen Alyce
So you get the responsive, customized information and support you need
• Live monthly Q&A
Meet for live group Q&A online to get your questions answered — including questions you didn’t know you had
Get answers to questions you can’t ask anywhere else, to ease your worries and take the mystery out of prolapse and incontinence
• Live monthly Support & Sharing meetings
Meet in my Zoom “living room” to talk with other women experiencing the same health issues you have. Bring a cup of tea.
So you can share your story, learn from other women’s experience, and you know you’re not alone
• Members-only library of articles, recordings, interviews, resources, and checklists
Includes Prolapse Dos & Don’ts Checklist, Urinary Incontinence Dos & Don’ts Checklist, years of past Q&A recordings, new monthly resource lists, and much more
So you have valuable, hard-to-find information you can trust — about vaginal health, pessaries, constipation, a healthy pelvis lifestyle, and health treatment options
• 30-day Total Support Coaching Program
Daily information, inspiration, and support online for 30 days, along with essential info about exercise, diet, and non-surgical options beyond kegels. Pause, re-start, or repeat the program anytime throughout your membership.
So you get extra guidance as you begin the Kegel Queen Program, and throughout your membership
• Even more kegel info
Additional easy ways to access kegel info: Keep It Simple Kegels E-book and printable “3-Minute Workout Cheat Sheet”
So you have multiple options to learn and review correct kegel technique for real kegels
Your investment in the Kegel Queen Program is fully refundable within 90 days of purchase. It's that simple.
And even if you request a refund, you can keep the bonuses.
I personally guarantee your satisfaction. You’re either feeling 100% confident and in control that you are on the path to reclaiming your freedom as a woman or you get 100% of your money back. That’s the Kegel Queen’s Royal Guarantee.
Buy Now
for 1 payment of just $397
or 3 easy payments of only $149
Also: 3rd party financing available, with WAY lower payments!
Testimonials
"I would say go for it"
— Jane Gorcica, North Carolina
"Get started right away"
— Patty Love, New York
Patty is a friend who became a customer.

Mary, Ohio
I could not have found all this info on my own.

K.B., North Carolina
Absolutely the best information out there on managing pelvic organ prolapse! By being part of the program, you'll be totally educated on what's going on with your body, and how to manage your unique issues! I wouldn't look anywhere else!
Crazy helpful!
(Note from Alyce: Of course, you also need to talk to a doctor.)
What happens if you DON'T get started now?
When you join the Kegel Queen Program, you open the door to the possibility of life-changing improvement with prolapse, incontinence, and better sex.
Imagine what this could mean to you…
Freedom from the heaviness and discomfort of prolapse,
freedom from the constant fear that it will get worse.
Being able to exercise or laugh with your friends or make love —
without worrying about an “accident” where you lose control.
Going out to travel or have lunch with a friend without needing to plan everything around where the bathroom is, so you can have fun with the people you love.
Focusing on enjoying your life instead of discomfort and distraction, so you can make the most of your precious time.
No more embarrassment, no more feeling that you have a shameful secret — just feeling confident and in control.
How much will kegels help you? It depends on your genes, your history, and your dedication to the program. Every woman’s body is different.
I will promise you this: If you don’t take action, you’re guaranteed to fail.
To keep suffering.
To live with the threat of surgery.
To avoid activities you enjoy.
To feel broken and alone, as I did, before I cracked the code for real kegels.
Hope.
Support.
Practical and accessible tools and resources you can apply in your life.
The chance to gain control and freedom…
OR
Guaranteed suffering?
The choice is yours.
Join over 3,749 women in 31 countries around the world and become a Kegel Queen member today.
Discover what the Kegel Queen Program can do for you. Order now!

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References
Bø K, Anglès-Acedo S, Batra A, Brækken IH, Chan YL, Jorge CH, Kruger J, Yadav M, Dumoulin C. International urogynecology consultation chapter 3 committee 2; conservative treatment of patient with pelvic organ prolapse: Pelvic floor muscle training. Int Urogynecol J. 2022 Oct;33(10):2633-2667. doi: 10.1007/s00192-022-05324-0. Epub 2022 Aug 18. PMID: 35980443; PMCID: PMC9477909.
Bø K, Engh ME, Teig CJ, Tennfjord MK. Do Women with Urinary Incontinence and Pelvic Organ Prolapse Receive Optimal First-Line Treatment? Int Urogynecol J. 2025 Jan;36(1):117-123. doi: 10.1007/s00192-024-05990-2. Epub 2024 Nov 11. PMID: 39527294; PMCID: PMC11785617.
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Bø K, Engh ME, Teig CJ, Tennfjord MK. Do Women with Urinary Incontinence and Pelvic Organ Prolapse Receive Optimal First-Line Treatment? Int Urogynecol J. 2025 Jan;36(1):117-123. doi: 10.1007/s00192-024-05990-2. Epub 2024 Nov 11. PMID: 39527294; PMCID: PMC11785617.
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Dumoulin C, Cacciari LP, Hay-Smith EJC. Pelvic floor muscle training versus no treatment, or inactive control treatments, for urinary incontinence in women. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2018 Oct 4;10(10):CD005654. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD005654.pub4. PMID: 30288727; PMCID: PMC6516955.
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Dumoulin C, Morin M, Danieli C, Cacciari L, Mayrand MH, Tousignant M, Abrahamowicz M; Urinary Incontinence and Aging Study Group. Group-Based vs Individual Pelvic Floor Muscle Training to Treat Urinary Incontinence in Older Women: A Randomized Clinical Trial. JAMA Intern Med. 2020 Oct 1;180(10):1284-1293. doi: 10.1001/jamainternmed.2020.2993. PMID: 32744599; PMCID: PMC7400216.
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Le Berre M, Filiatrault J, Reichetzer B, Kairy D, Lachance C, Dumoulin C. Online Group-based Pelvic Floor Muscle Training for Urinary Incontinence in Older Women: a Pilot Study. Int Urogynecol J. 2024 Apr;35(4):811-822. doi: 10.1007/s00192-024-05728-0. Epub 2024 Feb 5. PMID: 38315227.
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Marcellou EG, Stasi S, Giannopapas V, Bø K, Bakalidou D, Konstadoulakis M, Papathanasiou G. Effect of pelvic floor muscle training on urinary incontinence symptoms in postmenopausal women: A systematic review and meta-analysis. Eur J Obstet Gynecol Reprod Biol. 2025 Jan;304:134-140. doi: 10.1016/j.ejogrb.2024.11.040. Epub 2024 Nov 26. PMID: 39615241.
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Ouchi M, Kitta T, Kanno Y, Moriya K, Suzuki S, Shinohara N, Kato K. Medium-term follow-up after supervised pelvic floor muscle training for patients with anterior vaginal wall prolapse. Eur J Obstet Gynecol Reprod Biol. 2018 Jun;225:95-100. doi: 10.1016/j.ejogrb.2018.04.015. Epub 2018 Apr 12. PMID: 29702450.
Peinado Molina RA, Hernández Martínez A, Martínez Vázquez S, Martínez Galiano JM. Influence of pelvic floor disorders on quality of life in women. Front Public Health. 2023 Oct 24;11:1180907. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1180907. PMID: 37942254; PMCID: PMC10629477.
Radzimińska A, Strączyńska A, Weber-Rajek M, Styczyńska H, Strojek K, Piekorz Z. The impact of pelvic floor muscle training on the quality of life of women with urinary incontinence: a systematic literature review. Clin Interv Aging. 2018 May 17;13:957-965. doi: 10.2147/CIA.S160057. PMID: 29844662; PMCID: PMC5962309.
Resende APM, Bernardes BT, Stüpp L, Oliveira E, Castro RA, Girão MJBC, Sartori MGF. Pelvic floor muscle training is better than hypopressive exercises in pelvic organ prolapse treatment: An assessor-blinded randomized controlled trial. Neurourol Urodyn. 2019 Jan;38(1):171-179. doi: 10.1002/nau.23819. Epub 2018 Oct 12. PMID: 30311680.
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