Researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College published a study in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology (May 2014) that proves The Dia Method® works to cure diastasis recti postpartum, a condition often referred to as “mommy pooch.” The study, entitled “Postnatal exercise can reverse diastasis recti,” is the first published research that definitively supports what countless Dia Method clients have experienced: the right kind of exercise can and does reverse abdominal separation. https://journals.lww.com/greenjournal/Abstract/2014/05001/Postnatal_Exercise_Can_Reverse_Diastasis_Recti.352.aspx
A whole body program, The Dia Method is the only home fitness system on the market proven to address diastasis recti, a condition developed during pregnancy when the abdominal wall separates. Post-pregnancy, this manifests as an undesirable “pooch” that cannot be eliminated by weight loss, crunches or other traditional core and postnatal exercises, which actually worsen this condition.
In the study Cornell conducted on The Dia Method, subjects achieved full resolution of diastasis recti in less than 12 weeks. In addition to the core strength benefits Dia exercises confer, data point to other important health benefits, including reduction of urinary incontinence and reduced incidence of back pain.
https://every-mother.com/evidence/
A whole body program, The Dia Method is the only home fitness system on the market proven to address diastasis recti, a condition developed during pregnancy when the abdominal wall separates. Post-pregnancy, this manifests as an undesirable “pooch” that cannot be eliminated by weight loss, crunches or other traditional core and postnatal exercises, which actually worsen this condition.
In the study Cornell conducted on The Dia Method, subjects achieved full resolution of diastasis recti in less than 12 weeks. In addition to the core strength benefits Dia exercises confer, data point to other important health benefits, including reduction of urinary incontinence and reduced incidence of back pain.
https://every-mother.com/evidence/
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| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 07.05.2020 | Seed | $1.5M | - |
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| 07.05.2020 | Daily funding roundup - May 6th, 2020 | Invisible AI has raised $3.6M; First Dollar picks up $5M; Vndly landed $8.5M; Limbix secured $9M Every Mother: Every Mother’s streaming fitness app aims to help pregnant and post-natal women regain their core strength. Every Mother has rais... |
| 07.05.2020 | Every Mother Raises $1.5M in Seed Funding | Every Mother, a NYC-based clinically proven fitness program for pre and post-natal women, closed a $1.5M seed funding round. The round was led by Courtside Ventures with participation from Serena Williams’ Serena Ventures, Techstars Venture... |
| 07.05.2020 | Every Mother Collects $1.5M Seed Round | BROOKLYN, NY, Every Mother has raised a $1.5 million seed round led by Courtside Ventures. >> Click here for more funding data on Every Mother >> To export Every Mother funding data to PDF and Excel, click here According ... |
| 06.05.2020 | Every Mother Raises $1.5 Million Seed Round | Every Mother, a clinically proven fitness program for pre and post-natal women, today announced the closing of a $1.5M seed round led by Courtside Ventures with participation from Serena Williams' Serena Ventures, Techstars Ventures, The Fu... |
| 06.05.2020 | Every Mother is a fitness streaming platform for new and expecting mothers | When Allison Rapaport was pregnant for the first time, in 2013, she struggled to find workout classes that didn’t completely go against the advice her OB-GYN gave her. Conflicted on whether to trust online workouts or just slow down altoget... |
| - | Every Mother Raises $1.5M for Streaming Pre and Post Natal Fitness Programs | 376SHARES FacebookTwitter Linkedin There are countless fitness programs catered towards shedding weight gained from pregnancy. But very few focus on the myriad of physiological conditions (incontinence, back pain, abdominal separation, etc)... |