"In 2006 I had an acute injury to the nerves in my left leg as a result of spinal stenosis at L5-S1. After several months of pain, the only lasting problems have been 3 numb toes and a very troublesome touchiness to my hamstring and lateral tibial muscles which results in painful cramping at night. I tried all the usual recommendations – calcium and Vitamin D supplements – and exercise but the exercise just made it worse. The opportunity to try out the Treadwell came. and by trial and error, I seem to have found that if I use it for a period of about 20 minutes before I go to bed, I do not wake up with leg cramps. I keep it under my computer desk and have gotten in the habit of using it off and on during the day. If I am gone for several days to visit my grandchildren, etc., I can be guaranteed of being up with leg cramps within a few days. To me this is overwhelming evidence that the use of the Treadwell is preventing my night leg cramps." - Susan, Wilmington, NC

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Athletic Conditions That May Respond Favorably to Treatment

  1. Ankle sprains
  2. Calf strains
  3. Foot injuries
  4. Muscle fatigue
  5. Pre-activity warm up period
  6. Post-activity cool down period

Injured athletes have used the Treadwell® with positive outcomes.  The device allows the user to warm up the muscles without fatiguing them or putting undue pressure on the feet and ankles should an injury be present.

Several University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill basketball players used the Treadwell® during their 2008-2009 National Championship season.