http://womenshealthfoundation.org/blog/?p=370 A community of pelvic wellness champions Fri, 20 Aug 2010 22:17:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://womenshealthfoundation.org/blog/?p=370&cpage=1#comment-181 Jasmine Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:44:00 +0000 http://womenshealthfoundation.org/blog/?p=370#comment-181 Hummm... as long as this doc wants to point fingers and make accusations, perhaps we could point one right back and say that he's simply looking for his own place in the spotlight. I mean, really man, you're a doctor. There is medical evidence that women often experience LBL due to muscle weakness, particularly after pregnancy. Hummm… as long as this doc wants to point fingers and make accusations, perhaps we could point one right back and say that he’s simply looking for his own place in the spotlight. I mean, really man, you’re a doctor. There is medical evidence that women often experience LBL due to muscle weakness, particularly after pregnancy.

]]> http://womenshealthfoundation.org/blog/?p=370&cpage=1#comment-173 Missy Lavender Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:55:52 +0000 http://womenshealthfoundation.org/blog/?p=370#comment-173 The disappointing thing to me about this AOL Health article is the lack of the rest of the interview I gave the writer. As a follow up to The View segment, we went into the "What else you can do..." part of LBL. This is where we really live - in a healthy diet, in appropriate exercises (Pelvic Pyramid), in good bowel health (no constipation), etc.. To me, this is the "meat" of the information - not a debate over verbiage. The disappointing thing to me about this AOL Health article is the lack of the rest of the interview I gave the writer. As a follow up to The View segment, we went into the “What else you can do…” part of LBL. This is where we really live – in a healthy diet, in appropriate exercises (Pelvic Pyramid), in good bowel health (no constipation), etc.. To me, this is the “meat” of the information – not a debate over verbiage.

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