MUTU Evidence. Proven Clinical Benefits of the most medically trusted diastasis and pelvic floor program
This MUTU evidence page shows how the MUTU System program is medically recommended, trusted and has clinically proven results.
The results and success stories of our customers are at the heart of everything we do, but we also want to reassure you that MUTU really is the leading medically recommended online program for Moms.
Clinical-based survey of more than 900 women
of women who couldn’t successfully locate or engage their pelvic floor muscles before, were able to
of women who had experienced bladder symptoms (urinary leakage) saw improvement
of women suffering from symptoms of Pelvic Organ Prolapse reported improvement
of women who experienced pain or discomfort during or after sexual intercourse reported an improvement
of women with diastasis recti (separation of abdominal muscles) reported an improvement
of women felt an improvement in how they feel about their body and what it is able to do
…. After following the MUTU System program for 6 weeks or more
MUTU Evidence review | This survey was devised by an independent medical consultant and based on established clinical surveys. The survey was sent to 3000 customers who had digitally marked at least 6 modules of MUTU System program complete on the app tracker. No payment was offered or given to respondents. 906 complete and validated responses were received. Results were anonymised. In November 2018 a Survey was carried out based on clinical surveys: EPAQ PF, Female Sexual Function Index, Urinary Distress Inventory, Kings Health Questionnaire and Pelvic Organ Prolapse Distress Inventory 6, focussing on three key areas of women’s health: 1. Sexual well being 2. Urinary symptoms 3. Quality of life You can see a full medical review of the survey here.
Clinical Trial with NNUH NHS University Hospital Foundation Trust
MUTU System worked in partnership with Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (NNUH) Women’s Health Physiotherapy department to get MUTU to patients during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown. 110 expectant and new mothers participated in the programme, between April-July 2020, to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of digital postpartum care from MUTU during and after the pandemic.
Results revealed:
96% of women saw improvement in bladder weakness
91% saw diastasis recti improvement
95% felt better about their body function
76% of women claimed to feel physically stronger
59% felt more self-confident and mentally stronger
100% of respondents who couldn’t locate their pelvic floor muscles prior to starting MUTU, could do so by week 3 of MUTU
100% of Trial participants with prolapse symptoms saw an improvement by Week 3 of MUTU
90% of those experiencing pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse, saw improvement by Week 9, and 93% by Week 12.
Lucy Eggleton, Women’s Health specialist Physiotherapist led the trial in partnership with Wendy Powell, Founder at MUTU.
“The COVID-19 situation meant that the Women’s Health Physiotherapy Team have been unable to carry out face-to-face appointments with vulnerable patients…”
“The pandemic this year made it impossible for us to see our patients face-to-face, so it was brilliant to be able to team up with Wendy and the MUTU System to be able to run this clinical trial. ”
“It has been great to see so many women have found relief from these symptoms through participating in the MUTU programme alongside physiotherapy and moving forwards this will be a programme we are happy to support and refer our patients onto.”
“It’s so great that even in a time of such difficulty when so many new mothers have felt isolated and unsupported, we were able to join with Wendy and the team to offer this programme. We have been so pleased with the feedback and results, seeing women restored back to full health and function.”
More info on the MUTU pilot with NNUH NHS Trust here
