NYC Madison Ave. Physical Therapist Who's Healed Over 15,000 Women Reveals Secrets to Having a Stronger and Healthier Pelvic Floor

The Happy "Lady Parts" Masterclass: Discover 5 Easy Steps To
  End Leaking, Heal Prolapse, & Relieve Intimacy Pain 
In the Comfort of Your Own Home

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Reclaim Your Queendom, Your Passion And Confidence By Discovering These Trade Secrets & Bonuses
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The Happy "Lady Parts" Masterclass
  Discover 5 Easy Steps To End Leaking, Heal Prolapse, & Relieve Intimacy Pain 
Without A Single Doctor's Visit
 
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Finally Reclaim Your Queendom, Your Passion & Confidence Like You Haven’t Had Since Your 20’s By Discovering These Trade Secrets & FREE Bonus Gifts

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When you register today, you’ll gain INSTANT ACCESS to the following FREE BONUSES created to bring you FASTER results!
The Lady Parts Natural First-Aid Toolkit
The Happy Vagina Nutrition, Diet, and Wellness Guide
Reclaim Your Queendom:
10 Quick & Easy Ways to  Create More Pelvic Power, Happiness, & Well-Being in Your Life
Register Today And Discover Easy & Natural Ways to Heal Your Pelvic & Bladder Issues So You Can Start Living Your Life Again Without Pain, Pills, Discomfort and Embarrassment!

Discover how to tame your bladder and put an end to the frequent bathroom trips  with a super-easy abdominal technique (that you can do in just 30 seconds, anywhere, anytime).
Discover why Kegels might making your leaking, pelvic pressure and pain worse, how to know if this is the case, and what to do instead. (most women are doing Kegels wrong - find out why and how to easily fix it!)
Relieve pain, burning, or itching with my signature "Lady Parts" massage and improve "Down There" sensation.  Sit, move, and fall in love with yourself all over again. Trust me; even your doctor won't be able to share this information with you.
The one exercise all women should be doing to stop leaking and improve pelvic power. The great news is that it can be done in under one minute a day.
A simple, easy, exercise you MUST try if you’ve been experiencing ANY pain with intimacy and want to re-connect with your partner again. This works like magic when you do it right.
During this Live Masterclass you'll discover exercises, tips and Kegels for happier "Lady Parts" & how to become the CHO (Chief Health Officer) of your pelvic health!
Meet Your Host, Isa Herrera MSPT,CSCS- International Best Selling Author and America's #1 Pelvic Healer
When I was going through my own pelvic and bladder issues  16 years ago, I was shocked to find so little information on natural solutions. Even my own doctor gave me outdated advice! Deep down inside, I knew it was possible to heal myself using bodywork, exercises and breath-work—and I needed to make sure other women had this information too. 

I'm Isa Herrera, MSPT, an integrative pelvic therapist with over 14,704 healings and counting under my belt, and the author of 5 books on the topic of pelvic health.  

I help women reclaim their pelvic power by conquering their leaking, pain and pelvic heaviness with my S.T.A.R.R. System.

My Live Masterclass Training has been responsible for helping women to become their own inner doctors, creating a way forward from endless cycles of pain and leaking, returning countless women to active lifestyles. 

With this FREE, Live Online Masterclass Training, I will help you eliminate all the guesswork out of starting your pelvic program so you can get back on the path to an enjoyable and symtom-free life. Use and enjoy! 
Does This Sound Like Your Everyday Struggle?
Do you keep a change of underwear or pantyliners in your shoulder bag in case you have an “accident?” Do you leak urine as you laugh, cough, sneeze, jump, or play with your grandchildren, which makes you hold back your joy?” 
Can’t run to catch the bus or train or play with your kids or grandkids because you know you’ll leak or feel like your "insides" are about to drop out of you? Do you feel a bulge in your pelvis that makes you unable to stand for long periods and keeps you from socializing with family and friends?
Have to pretend you’re asleep or make up an excuse to get out of intimacy because it hurts too much? Despite it “not feeling right” you consent, go through the motions, and feel deeply lonely and broken afterwards.

No, no, and no. There’s another better way. JOIN US!

We Deserve Effective, Natural Solutions for our Pelvic & Bladder Health
Sign Up For The Most Important Women’s Health Event Of The Year & Get INSTANT ACCESS To These FREE BONUSES 

Keep Your "Lady Parts" Young, Fit & Vibrant With This Powerful Guidebook Filled With Everything You Need to Fix Common Problems Naturally...
Includes proven Kegels, massages, and science-based wellness practices for your BEST pelvic health. Proven by thousands of women and with easy-to-follow instructions to get back to feeling delicious "Down There."

The Happy Vagina Nutrition, Diet, & Wellness Guide by Isa Herrera, MSPT, CSCS

Discover How to Heal "Down There" Dryness, Reclaim Your Energy, Get Back Your Sensuality and Enhance Libido... By Using Food As Medicine!
Reconnect with your partner and with your passion & feel confident like you haven’t had since your 20’s!




Reclaim Your Queendom: 10 Quick & Easy Ways to Create More Pelvic Power, Happiness, & Well-Being in Your Life By Isa Herrera, MSPT, CSCS


The truth is that most women need help putting their needs first and staying on track with their self-care work and this guide does exactly that!
Fulfilled your health goals and reclaim your crown and keep it on with trade secrets that thousands of women have used to stay motivated on their journey to reclaiming their "Queendom."
Peer Reviewed Scientific Research Featured In The Masterclass  
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12. Crisp CD, Hastings-Tolsma M, Jonscher KR. Mindfulness-based stress reduction for military women with chronic pelvic pain: a feasibility study. Mil Med. 2016;181(9):982-989. doi:10.7205/MILMED-D-15-00354

13. van der Kolk BA, Stone L, West J, et al. Yoga as an adjunctive treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder: a randomized controlled trial. J Clin Psychiatry. 2014; 75(6):e559-65. doi:10.4088/JCP.13m08561

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Incontinence in Adults December 10-12, 2007 Bethesda, Maryland

16. Goldfinger C, Pukall CF, Thibault-Gagnon S, et al. Effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral therapy and physical therapy for provoked vestibulodynia: a randomized pilot study. J Sex Med. 2016; 13(1):88-94. doi:10.1016/j.jsxm.2015.12.003
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