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Yes. Motion Ciser is specifically recommended for diabetic patients managing circulation and neuropathy concerns. The passive motion improves blood flow to extremities without requiring exertion that might be contraindicated. However, always consult your physician before starting any new therapy, especially with diabetes management.

Absolutely. Motion Ciser is designed specifically for people with mobility limitations. As long as you can sit and place your feet on the device platform, it will work. The device does 100% of the movement—you simply need to be seated. Many wheelchair users and post-surgery patients use Motion Ciser during recovery.

Foot massagers provide temporary comfort through vibration or compression. Motion Ciser is an FDA-cleared medical device that uses passive motion therapy to mechanically improve circulation by activating your calf muscle pump mechanism. It's treating the root cause of poor circulation, not just symptoms. The clinical research behind passive motion therapy is extensive—this isn't a relaxation device, it's a circulation treatment tool.

Motion Ciser is a mechanical device with no electrical stimulation to your body—it simply moves your feet. However, if you have a pacemaker, implanted medical device, or any cardiovascular condition, consult your physician before use. Your doctor can review your specific situation and advise whether passive motion therapy is appropriate.

The recommended protocol is 15 minutes daily for optimal circulation benefits. You can use it once per day or split into multiple shorter sessions (two 7-8 minute sessions). Consistency matters more than duration—daily 15-minute use produces better results than sporadic longer sessions.

Motion Ciser operates whisper-quiet. Many users place it under their desks and use it during video calls without anyone noticing. The motor is engineered for silent operation specifically so you can integrate it seamlessly into your daily routine.

Motion Ciser safely supports users up to 300 lbs. The device is engineered with medical-grade materials built for durability and repeated daily use.