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Old 03-30-2003, 01:40 PM   #1
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Serious Lower Body Cramps

Well here is my problem (maybe someone can figure it out cause i sure can't): Since i started dieting for this years comps. about 20 weeks ago i have been having MAJOR calf, quad, and arch cramps. It has gotten so bad that i can't train calfs anymore cause everytime i contract my calf it cramps up to hell. I get these cramps at anytime throughout the day whether it be sitting on my ass typing on the computer, walking down the stairs, or training.

I havent injured my arches. I drink about 5 liters of water a day. I take a multi vitamin and calcium supplement. Sodium is moderate. No hard core supps.

Any ideas?

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You drink a lot of water.

You taking potassium too?



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I do take pottassium and have been having a banana a day.



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try taking an additional multi-mineral supplement.



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Or reducing your water intake for a bit to see if that effects it.

You drinking tap water or distilled water?



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try taking an additional multi-mineral supplement.
Ditto...iron free if your multi-vitamin has iron, with food as HCL increases mineral absorbtion

(magnesium and potassium are essential)


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