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Archive for Muscle Cramps

Good Natural Food Sources for Magnesium and Potassium

Posted by Dan Hammer //
 09/22/2017

Muscle relaxation is dependent upon the minerals magnesium and potassium. As I shared in my previous Magnesium and Potassiumblog post titled How to Stop Muscle Cramps at Night, it’s this combination of minerals that is key to preventing muscle cramps.

Now before we look at natural sources it’s important to understand what your daily needs are for magnesium and potassium. According to the government the RDA (recommended daily allowance) for magnesium and potassium is:

Magnesium RDA for men is 400 mg per day

Magnesium RDA for women is 310 mg per day

Potassium RDA for adults is 4700 mg per day

And if you’re active, then the need for these two minerals increases. Read More →

How to Stop Muscle Cramps at Night

Posted by Dan Hammer //
 09/15/2017

For the past month I’ve been experiencing muscle cramps at night. Always in my calf muscles. And to the Muscle Cramps at Nightpoint where some nights I wake up several times. Usually having to get out of bed to stretch and try to relax my calf muscle so that I can go back to bed.

Because of this I decided to research this area of muscle cramps at night and found that I’m not alone.

Most people experience an occasional muscle cramp. But as we age they become more common. It’s estimated that for people over the age of 60 (I’m 64) one out of three people experience muscle cramps at night. And if your over the age of 80 then the number of people experiencing muscle cramps at night increases to 50 percent.

Now my background and education is exercise physiology. So I assumed that the cause of my muscle cramps at night was a lack of potassium in my diet. But as I researched this issue I found that it’s more than just a lack of potassium. Read More →

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