Are you new to the world of Ben Wa Balls? Also known as Kegel balls or love balls, these balls are worn inside vagina. Ben Wa Balls are weighted balls whose main purpose is to help you perform Kegel exercises. Although, Ben Wa Balls seem to be a fairly new concept in the West yet it has been used for centuries in the Far East. History has it that Chinese women used to wear Ben Wa Balls to strengthen their pelvic floor, enhance their sexual pleasure and restore their youth.

You must be eager to know more about Ben Wa Balls by now. The good part is the post below offers a brief on the major aspects of Ben Wa Balls.

Why should you use Kegel Balls?

As mentioned previously, Ben Wa Balls are primarily meant for Kegel exercises. These are easy clench & release exercises which work to strengthen …

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