Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Goodbye Sagging Labia & Hello Energy Boost! Reclaim Your Vitality with Pelvic Health

Is sagging labia holding you back? You’re not alone—and there’s hope.

Aging brings unexpected changes, including to our pelvic floor health. But here’s the good news—today’s episode of The Hormone Prosperity Podcast dives into accessible ways to reclaim your confidence, energy, and vitality.

Dr. Kyrin breaks down the surprising reasons why pelvic floor muscles weaken as we age, how it impacts your labia, energy, intimacy, and yes—even urinary incontinence. She also sheds light on how addressing these issues can elevate your sense of power and well-being.

Discover the magical potential of the jade egg practice (spoiler alert: it’s more than just a gemstone!) and other simple exercises that can help restore muscle strength, energy flow, and that sense of you that may have felt lost.

💡 What you’ll learn in this episode:

• Why 3 in 4 midlife women experience pelvic health and energy issues—and what to do about it.
• How pelvic floor exercises can address sagging labia, improve arousal, and even reduce pelvic pain.
• How sexual energy is your body's most powerful resource for total vitality.
• What the jade egg practice is and why it could be a game changer for your health.
• The importance of asking empowering questions like, What would hormonal prosperity do?

✨ Don’t miss this empowering discussion where science meets self-discovery.

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